About the Roundtable

The Potomac Watershed Roundtable is a
regional government-citizen forum whose
purpose is to promote collaboration and
cooperation on environmental concerns,
especially water quality issues, among the
various local governments and stakeholder
interest groups residing within the Virginia
side of the middle and lower Potomac River
watershed.

More Information...

Download 2-page Fact & Info Sheet

Next Meeting Info

The next meeting of the Roundtable is on:

Friday July 9th, 2010

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Documents from all previous meetings are available in the Meeting Archives.

New

Potomac Watershed Roundtable Report 2009

click on the cover image to read

Bio-energy

Opportunities, Challenges and Connections

April 10, 2009

Verizon Auditorium in the Occoquan Building
George Mason University
Prince William Campus

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Rain Water Harvesting Workshop

1) Workshop Agenda

2) "An Overview and Implementaion at the Local Level" - Alyson Sappington (9MB PDF)

3) "Implementing Rain Water Harvesting in Building Construction in Virginia" - Guy Tomberlin (2MB PDF)

4) Rainwater Harvesting -- An Overview / Rainwater Management Solutions - Adrienne LaBranche (16MB PDF)

5) Decentralized Energy and Water Systems: Rain Water Harveseting Research - Tamin Younos (4MB PDF)

6) Virginia Draft Stormwater Management Regulations and Rainwater Harvesting - Lee Hill (< 1MB PDF)

2009 Legislative Issues

Below is the letter sent to 40 Virginia Delegates and Senators who represent the area of the Roundtable. Letters sent in previous years are in the archives.

2009 letter to delegates (Word Document)

Potomac Forum V

"Conserve Land to Conserve Water-
Concepts and Strategies"

Click here to view the Agenda and to view the presentations that were given at the Forum.

An association of local governments and industries discharging into the Chesapeake Bay watershed working together to achieve water quality goals responsibly and cost-effectively.

Click here to see brochure.

The "Sewer Guy"

Click here to hear a fun Stormwater Education radio ad, or click on the icon.