Schuyler County Water Quality Committee
"Seneca Lake," a painting by Tom Gardner
Invasive Species Alert! HYDRILLA, learn more about this agressive water weed:
Hydrilla: an agressive water weed
Hydrilla Invades the Cayuga Inlet in Tompkins County
Hydrilla Threatens Finger Lakes
The purpose of the Water Quality Committee is to:
Act as a forum for discussion of water quality concerns in Schuyler County. It provides an avenue of opportunity where specific water quality problems can be discussed and potential solutions found.
Generate interest in and pursue funding to attack specific water quality problems in the county and educate the public about watershed management and its importance for maintaining high water quality in the future.
The committee, acting as an educational forum, reports only to itself on behalf of the water resources in Schuyler County.
You have an opportunity to share your ideas about water quality in Schuyler County by clicking HERE to answer the "H2O - 2NO" survey. We'd love to hear from you! Please print out a copy, fill it in and return. Don't forget to save the handy information at the bottom. THANKS!!
At the August 2009 meeting, the Committee heard a presentation by Dr. John Halfman, Finger Lakes Institute, on Seneca Lake Water Quality. Click HERE to see the PowerPoint.
A series of maps showing watershed boundaries, contours, and steep slopes/soils hase been created for small lakes in the region. Click HERE for Lamoka-Waneta Lakes and Cayuta Lake maps.
Schuyler County Water Quality Committee Members.pdf
Schuyler County Water Resources Strategy, 2007
Schuyler County Highway Water Quality Strategy, 2007
Reporting Polluting Discharges in Schuyler County
Managing your Private Water Supply Related to Natural Gas Development in Schuyler County


