Our Mission:
To improve the stewardship of Scott County watersheds through education, technical guidance, and volunteer opportunities.
History
In 1990, 1993 & 1995 severe flooding occurred on Scott County urban streams. This flooding was a result of the conventional methods being used to deal with stormwater. These events and concerns with water quality in Scott County streams led to the formation of the Partners of Scott County Watersheds, an alliance committed to developing and implementing ways all citizens can be better stewards of our watersheds.
Since then, the group has been improving water quality in Scott County by providing residents, landowners, developers, environmental organizations, educators, and government officials with education, technical support, and financial assistance to promote and install best management practices.
Board:
Coordinator: Cassie Druhl, PSCW, Nahant Marsh
Chair of the Board: Amy Kay, Clean Water Manager, City of Davenport
Vice Chair of the Board: Steve Gustafson, Resident, Bettendorf
Secretary: Heather Ballou, Eastern Iowa Community Colleges
Treasurer: Brian Wessel, City of Eldridge
Board Member: Jerry Mohr, Iowa Corn Growers Association, City of Eldridge
Board Member: Brinson Kinzer, Scott County Board of Supervisors
Board Member: Dave Murcia, Scott County Conservation Board
Board Member: Rob DePover, City of Bettendorf
Board Member: Ed Kocal, Iowa Department of Natural Resources, Retired
Board Member: Brian Ritter, Executive Director, Nahant Marsh
Board Member: Jennifer Ewoldt, Resident, Davenport
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Emeritus Board Member: Jim Hoepner, Resident, Davenport
Emeritus Board Member: Tim Huey, Scott County
