Builds upon existing watershed activities to avoid duplication of effort. Integrates all watershed data and information for future analysis and decision-making. Emphasizes early and continuous stakeholder involvement
Provide local communities with clear priorities and management tools. Centralize information and data about the Clinton River Watershed in one location. Model water quality in the Clinton River to better inform planning efforts and subsequent actions. Establish a baseline through modeling to measure future management efforts. Update the 2000 Clinton River RAP and make it more user-friendly.
| Organization Name | Source | Count (Result_ID) | Min Sample Date | Max Sample Date |
| Michigan Department of Environmental Quality | EPA STORET Data | 7,984 | 13-Apr-98 | 28-Sep-05 |
| USGS | USGS Flow Data Download | 26,848 | 28-Feb-48 | 13-Sep-06 |
| USGS | USGS Water Quality Data Download | 86,334 | 1-Jan-01 | 15-Sep-05 |
| LSCRMP | Lake Saint Clair Online Query Data | 129,697 | 28-Apr-04 | 2-Nov-05 |
| Macomb County Health Department | Lake Saint Clair data sent by spreadsheet from Macomb County Health Department | 46,951 | 22-Apr-98 | 23-Sep-09 |
Creation of the WIMS was funded through a grant received by the Oakland County Drain Commissioner from the Environment Protection Agency. The partners listed on the home page all provided input into the design, content and functionality of the WIMS. Future expansion and functionality of the database is being explored by the Partners.
Jim Wineka
Oakland County Drain Commissioner?s Office
248-858-1901
winekaj@oakgov.com
