LOCAL GOVERNMENTS AND AFFILIATES
The Bear River is the life-blood of its counties, cities and rural communities. |
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COUNTIES
Counties |
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The Bear River flows through 11 Counties...
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CITIES & TOWNS
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Cities & Towns are concerned the water resources that come in contact with their city limits for both surface and drinking water impacts. Many are facing the high cost of new and improved treatment plants.
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SOIL & WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICTS
Soil and Water Conservation Districts |
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The soil conservation movement grew out of the “Dust Bowl” days in the early 1930’s, when soil erosion created an unprecedented ecological disaster. Present Franklin D. Roosevelt recommended that all states pass legislation allowing the creation of soil conservation districts.
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RC& D
RC& D |
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RC& D is a unique program that is led by local volunteer councils. RC& D is a way for people to work together to plan and carry out activities that will make their area a better place to live. Such activities lead to sustainable communities, prudent land use and the sound management and conservation of natural resources. The local RC& D council makes decisions. A RC& D Council may have representatives from County Governments, Municipalities, State Agencies, Comprehensive Planning Agencies, local, non-profit organizations Conservation Districts and local interested citizens. RC& D Councils do receive federal funds and technical assistance.
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BEAR LAKE REGIONAL COMMISSION
Bear Lake Regional Commission |
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The Bear Lake Regional Commission serves as a cross-state coordinating agency for water quality projects that affect Bear Lake. |
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