Maumee River Remedial Action Plan Program

If you or your organization have an interest in Northwest Ohio or Southeast Michigan and would like to get involved in an innovative environmental effort, the Maumee RAP might be the program for you. The Maumee Remedial Action Plan (RAP) is a cooperative effort of citizens, businesses, and industry working together with governments to restore the areas waters to “fishable and swimmable” condition.

The public-private partnership of the Maumee RAP began in October of 1987. During the first few years problem idenitification and definition was the task. Since then, the Maumee RAP has focused on the implementation of projects to improve the water quality of the region. The projects and educational activities address a wide variety of issues. Many of these are discussed through the links below.

If you would like more specific information please contact:

• Maumee RAP Home Page
• What's Happening?
  • Activities
  • Meetings
  • Other Environmental Events
• What's Needed?
• RAP Publications and Documents
• Maumee RAP Links
  • Partners
  • Web Sites
• Comprehensive Maumee RAP Information

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