Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

Septic System Ordinances and Policy

Watersheds at Work Podcast

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In this episode, we will talk about the policy side of septic systems with our policy director, Jennifer McKay. We will go over all the different ways that policy and local ordinances matter on what happens with your septic and how it might affect your environment or your community. We will discuss the ways you can help make changes in policy to better the current regulations that we have. We also have an update on a new bill that just passed and what you can do to help get it enacted.

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