The newly created Moodna Creek Watershed Intermunicipal Council and its Education and Outreach Committee and Science and Data Committee are made up of designated representatives from 15 municipalities within the Watershed, the OCWA, as well as non-governmental organizations and individuals. The Council and its Committees will work cooperatively to address priority issues of the Moodna Creek and its watershed. The creation of the Council was an outcome of the Moodna Creek Watershed Conservation and Management Plan. Benefits of forming the Council include increased eligibility for many grants, due to intermunicipal partnership,improved communication across municipal boundaries and more effective solutions to water resource issues due to comprehensive (watershed) approach and coordination of organizational efforts.

2013 Moodna Council and Committee Meeting Calendars
Membership List (updated October 2013)



Upcoming Events that may interest Council Members and stakeholders:
No events to report at this time. Please check back soon for updates.

Next Council Meeting Agenda:
10-28-13 Meeting Agenda

Recent Council Meeting Minutes and/or Meeting summaries:
7-29-13 Council Meeting Minutes (DRAFT)
4-29-13 Council Meeting Minutes
1-28-13 Council Meeting Minutes
11-26-12 Council Meeting Summary
7-30-12 Council Meeting Summary
4-30-12 Council Meeting Minutes

Other Council Related Documents:
Operating Procedures (updated January 2013)
Memorandum of Agreement October 2010

Presentations:
Presentation by Hudsonia on Trout Brook & Woodbury (1-28-13)

The Moodna Creek Watershed Conservation and Management Plan and other documents may be found on the Moodna Creek Watershed Webpage (click here)


The Council, in 2010, became a member of the Groundwater Guardian Foundation, which is a nonprofit organization that educates people and inspires action to ensure sustainable, clean groundwater for future generations. Visit the Groundwater Guardian Foundation Website for more information, tools, games, quizes, news and more.