The Papio-Missouri River NRD has joined with the Cities and Counties in our Watershed to develop an implementation plan for solutions to water quality and flooding problems.
The Papillion Creek Watershed consists of the land area that conveys water to the Missouri River from rain and snowmelt within the Papillion Creek basin. This area covers 402 square miles in Washington, Douglas and Sarpy Counties.
The Papillion Creek Watershed Partnership includes the cities of Omaha, Bellevue, Bennington, Boys Town, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion and Ralston,and the counties of Douglas and Sarpy.
The Papillion Creek Watershed consists of the land area that conveys water to the Missouri River from rain and snowmelt within the Papillion Creek basin. This area covers 402 square miles in Washington, Douglas and Sarpy Counties.
The Papillion Creek Watershed Partnership includes the cities of Omaha, Bellevue, Bennington, Boys Town, Gretna, La Vista, Papillion and Ralston,and the counties of Douglas and Sarpy.
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Click on to these pdf file links to find out more.
Overview of the PCWP (pdf)
The guiding principles of the Partnership are cooperation, community participation and watershed planning.
Water Quality Concerns (pdf)
Several lakes and streams are labeled impaired by the EPA.
Water Detention (pdf)
Detention and water quality Basins help with both flood control and water Quality.
Land Use Concerns (pdf)
Past land use decisions have left us with challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions (pdf)
Low Impact Development (pdf)
LID can help reach watershed goals
For more information on the Papillion Creek Watershed Partnership, please visit: www.papiopartnership.org
Click on to these pdf file links to find out more.
Overview of the PCWP (pdf)
The guiding principles of the Partnership are cooperation, community participation and watershed planning.
Water Quality Concerns (pdf)
Several lakes and streams are labeled impaired by the EPA.
Water Detention (pdf)
Detention and water quality Basins help with both flood control and water Quality.
Land Use Concerns (pdf)
Past land use decisions have left us with challenges.
Frequently Asked Questions (pdf)
Low Impact Development (pdf)
LID can help reach watershed goals
For more information on the Papillion Creek Watershed Partnership, please visit: www.papiopartnership.org