Erosion, Sediment Control and Stormwater Training
May 30th, 2012
Location: Warren County Sheriff's Department
1400 State Route 9
Lake George, NY 12804
Cost: $75 per person
Registration Deadline: May 23rd
Please contact the Warren County SWCD at 518-623-3119 if you have any questions.
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New Spring Fish Sale
The Warren County SWCD sells fish (trout, bass & minnows) to interested pond owners in Warren County. We purchase
these fish from a private fish hatchery in central New York. This program helps local pond owners stock their ponds.
This year the district will offer the program in the spring as well as the fall. Please check back in for updates.
The District's pond stocking program is on a pre-order basis. The 2012 Order Form is now available! If you have any questions related to
pond stocking, species selection, or stocking rates, please feel free to contact our office at any time. (518) 623-3119 or
dmoore123@nycap.rr.com.
Tree & Shrub Seedling Sale
Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District’s
Tree & Shrub Seedling Sale
Bluebird, Bat, and Wood Duck Boxes
Wildflowers, wild game seed mixes,
Fertilizers, tree mats, shelters and stakes
Order DEADLINE is March 9, 2012
For more info:
Call: 623-3119
Email: rhonda1@nycap.rr.com
Order Form
2011 Conservationist Award
The Warren County Soil and Water Conservation District has been fortunate to work with Mike Travis (Left in Picture), Queensbury Highway Superintendant, for the past 14 years. Mike is in charge of the largest town highway department in the county and is very proactive with many projects that the department becomes involved with.
The Queensbury DPW often requests site visits from our office to see if there are resource concerns that they need to be aware of or if there are different ways of completing a project (especially erosion and sediment control or stormwater management). It is safe to say between Mike, Tom VanNess (Dep. Super), Chuck Garb and Mark Dutra (highway foremen) that we visit Queensbury over 20 times a year for projects. The District and Highway Department have worked well together under the direction of Mike and he has been known to say “we’re changing your office name to the Queensbury Soil and Water Conservation District…”.
Mike takes conservation seriously through his water quality efforts and has assisted with many District projects that have been done in the town, in addition to the many initiatives that he and his crews have taken on as part of their workload. This year the Warren SWCD would like to recognize that effort and resource awareness that he has promoted and congratulate Mike on being awarded the 2011 Warren County SWCD’s Conservationist of the Year.
Thanks Mike!
Schroon Lake Milfoil Mapping Report
The Schroon Lake Milfoil Mapping Report is now available online here.
Hazard Mitigation Plan
The Warren County Pre-Disaster Multijurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan is now available online.
MS4 Stormwater Management Annual Report
Warren County MS4 Stormwater Management – 2011 Annual Report is now available. Click here to view.
2010 Annual Report
Warren County SWCD is pleased to present our 2010 Annual Report which highlights many of the accomplishments and issues
the District worked on over the past year. As always, thank you for supporting your local Conservation District!
Click on the image to the right to download the report.
Schroon Lake Watershed Management Plan
The Schroon Lake watershed management plan is now complete! Click on the image to the right to download it.
Location
We are located in Warrensburg, just past the Warren County Fairgrounds at 394 Schroon River Road.
From the North:
Get off exit 23 of the Northway, take a left.
Take a right onto NYS Route 9, heading North.
Take a right at the first light, onto Schroon River Road (Horicon Ave).
Go 1.8 miles, building will be on your right just past the Warren County Fairgrounds.
From the South:
Take NYS Route 9 into Warrensburg.
Take a left at the third light, onto Schroon River Road (Horicon Ave).
Go 1.8 miles, building will be on your right just past the Warren County Fairgrounds.
Warren County Agricultural Environmental Management Plan
The Warren County AEM Strategic Plan for 2009-2012 is now available online.