Recent activity at New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC)
Meetings, budgets, and plans from this organization.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Nebawwg Spring Meeting
The meeting agenda includes a welcome session, an overview of updates from the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission (NEIWPCC), and a period for sharing updates from various stakeholders, including states, tribes, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), and other partners.
Jan 14, 2026·Strategic plan
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's Water Quality Control Division Watershed Rapid Assessment Program
This document presents the Colorado Watershed Rapid Assessment Program (RAP) tool, developed by Colorado's Department of Public Health and Environment's Water Quality Control Division. The tool focuses on providing centralized access to current watershed data, maps, and information from various state and federal databases to streamline the creation of nine-element watershed based plans. Its intended outcomes include improving the accuracy and transparency of water quality data analyses, reducing the time and cost of plan development, and supporting local stakeholders in meeting water quality goals and securing funding.
Nov 19, 2025·Board meeting agenda
Nebawwg Virtual Fall Meeting
The agenda included a welcome session and an organizational update from the NCWA. Key discussion topics featured a review of proposed rule changes regarding WOTUS, an examination of the state mapping survey responses and next steps, and a discussion on the role of artificial intelligence. The meeting concluded with roundtable updates provided by federal, state, and tribal representatives.
Sep 1, 2025·Strategic plan
The New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission Strategic Plan 2026-2030
This strategic plan aims to advance clean water in the Northeast through collaboration and service to member states, with a vision for clean and sustainable water throughout the region. It is structured around four strategic priorities: inspiring and informing collective action for clean, sustainable water; advancing scientific monitoring and data collection to drive effective strategies for responding to water quality conditions; ensuring sufficient, sustained financial resources for collective work; and strengthening the clean water workforce.
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