Hi All: Following is information some may find helpful.
Cheryl Nolan, Watershed Specialist, is
planning a series of three workshops on Water Quality Monitoring. Topics
will include:
1. Private Well Owner – an introduction to
2. Ground Water-citizen monitoring/home owner
3. Surface Water-is water collecting on the ground or in a
stream, river, lake, wetland , or ocean
She would conduct FREE water sample screening for all
attendees (pH, conductivity and turbidity). The tentative
dates are February 21, March 20 and April 24 respectively at
6:00 p.m. at the Conservation District’s office in Mayfield. The
free water sample screening is just a cursory test that will
tell us if further testing may be required. It will not
stand up to legal scrutiny.
Cheryl would like to know what the interest level is before
going further into the process, so please let Cheryl know if you
would like to attend. Please pass this information along to
other Lackawanna County residents that may be interested.
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