Martha's Vineyard Commission
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Sheri Caseau
Water Resources Planner
(508) 693-3453 ext. 117
Direct: (508) 338-7321
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Water Resources
Since its creation, the MVC has actively worked to protect the Island's water resources. This has been done in close relation with towns and a number of local agencies. The Water Resources department is involved with monitoring Island ponds, both fresh and salt, as well as our watersheds, groundwater, stormwater, and wastewater.
- What We Do in Water Resources
- The Challenge
- Watersheds of Martha's Vineyard
- Island Ponds - Coastal and Freshwater
- Wastewater and Stormwater Management
- Groundwater and Drinking Water
- The Water Alliance
Useful Links
- US Geological Survey: Science organization that manages water, biological, energy, and mineral resources while assessing the overall health of the environment.
- Environmental Protection Agency (EPA): Governmental organization whose mission is to protect human and environmental health and manage environmental risks.
- MV Shellfish Group: Local organization that uses innovative aquaculture technology to improve and maintain good surface water quality.
- Wampanoag Tribe Natural Resources Laboratory: State and nationally accredited environmental laboratory that tests drinking water quality.
- University of Massachusetts Water Resources Research Center: Supports research, education, and outreach related to water resources issues of state, regional, and national importance.
- National Pesticide Telecommunications Network: Factsheet providing information about pesticides and potential impacts on drinking water quality.
- Municipal Grant Finder: A central location to learn about state grant opportunities for cities and towns.