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Grass Lake berm construction underway
Construction is underway on a permanent reinforced berm along the northern shoreline of Grass Lake. The berm will help contain high water during periods of heavy rain, and construction should be completed this summer. It is one of several capital improvement projects designed to optimize drainage near Grass Lake… Read More
Shallow Lakes video addresses water quality, ecology and recreation
Watch the video: Getting to Know Shallow Lakes Urban shallow lakes are an important resource in our watershed district, supporting a variety of wildlife and enjoyed by many local residents. The educational video, Getting to Know Shallow Lakes, includes background… Read More
Local stewardship efforts celebrated with 2018 LEAP Awards
This year’s Landscape Ecology Awards Program (LEAP) recognized four homes in Saint Paul and Maplewood for exceptional landscaping practices that benefit water quality and natural resources. The owners of each property received awards during our annual recognition dinner, held Nov. 14 at Keller Golf Course. The District’s citizen-volunteer LEAP Team… Read More
Flood Awareness
Safety Tips & Information Related to Localized Flooding Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District Throughout our watershed; ponds, wetlands, lakes, creeks & the Mississippi River are expected to rise as rain continues to fall. The National Weather Service estimates that total precipitation amounts will near… Read More
RWMWD Adopts Alternative Landscaping Equipment
Ever think about how gas-powered landscaping equipment — string trimmers, leaf blowers, hedge trimmers, backpack blowers, chain saws, and pole saws — impact air quality? Our land care tools are a significant source of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other air emissions. The average gas-powered push mower produces 14.76 pounds… Read More
Wet Winter Ahead
Continuing a trend seen in recent years, Minnesota communities have been dealing with the ongoing challenge of high ground and surface water levels. The National Weather Service officially declared 2019 the wettest year in Twin Cities history. The extended winter forecast predicts that this wet trend will continue, adding to… Read More
Phalen and Keller Weir Projects
The Phalen Lake outlets and Keller Channel weirs are getting an upgrade as part of the Beltline Resiliency Plan. RWMWD will be able to automatically adjust the weir heights on the Keller Channel structure and the Phalen Lake outlet structure when the project is completed this spring. The remote weir… Read More
Public Notice: Proposed 2023 Budget
PUBLIC NOTICE RAMSEY-WASHINGTON METRO WATERSHED DISTRICT RAMSEY AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES, MINNESOTA PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that the Board of Managers of the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District will hold a public hearing at 6:30 o’clock p.m., Wednesday, September 7, 2022, pursuant to Minn. Stat. §13D.021, to consider the proposed 2023 Fiscal Year… Read More
Welcome Anna! Welcome back Zola!
Anna Beining – Natural Resources Intern I am a student at the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities studying environmental science and just finished up my junior year. I grew… Read More