Pomeroy Conservation District *Contact Info & Hours*
Monitoring Streams For BMP and Riparian Restoration Effectiveness. .
Appendix to above
Transforming watershed in the Upper Alpowa Creek in Garfield County
DOE data collection on 11 sites in Garfield County
Pataha Creek Fecal Coliform - Compliance with Water Quality Standards.

This page was last updated: July 13, 2023





    
A very interesting article for all you no-tiller's concerning it's affect on soil health.
This web site will take you to a lot more information on soil health. 
http://www.id.nrcs.usda.gov/technical/soil_health.html

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Clean Water and Livestock Operations:  
Assessing Risks to Water Quality

The Department of Ecology (DOE) has recently released an assessment document to assist livestock operations determine if they may have a problem with their livestock adversely affecting the water quality of streams in the area.

The document is available here and will be downloaded onto your computer as a pdf file:
Assessment Document

The document is also available at the Pomeroy CD office at 910 Main St. 







Office Hours:
 Monday 8:00-4:00
 Tuesday-Friday 7:00-5:00


Office Manager and Burn Program Contact-
Briana Kimble-- Office #509-843-5008 brianapcdistrict@gmail.com

District Administrator, CREP Coordinator-
Lance Frederick--Cell #509-751-2065 lancepcdistrict@gmail.com

District Grader Operator-
Jay Kimble --Cell #509-595-0403 or
Duane Bartels--Cell #509-566-7006
Address:
910 Main Street 
Pomeroy WA 99347

Mailing Address:
PO Box 468
Pomeroy, WA 99347  


Office Phone:
  #509-843-5008