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SUMMARY:Erosion and Sediment Control Best Management Practices Workshop
DESCRIPTION:November 4\, 2025 | 8:00am – 4:30pm\nREGISTER BY CLICKING HERE \n(Municipal employees\, contact LBC@auburn.edu for free registration)\nFairhope Civic Center\, 161 N Section St. Fairhope\, AL 36532\nLunch Provided\nEligible for 0.85 CEUs \n$50 (free for municipal employees) \nJoin us for a one day training about erosion and sediment control (ESC) best management practices outlined in the Alabama Blue Book (Alabama Handbook for Erosion\, Sediment Control and Stormwater Management). Morning presentations will cover the importance of ESC BMP’s on protecting natural resources\, followed by a discussion on quality engineering\, installation\, and maintenance. Specific focus will be given to permiter controls\, sediment barriers\, sediment basins\, and establishing proper vegetation. \nObjectives: \nFor local engineers\, consultants\, developers\, contractors and municipal stormwater/enforcement officials to: \n\nBecome familiar with the Alabama Handbook for Erosion\, Sediment Control and Stormwater Management’s (Blue Book) history and application.\nIncrease understanding of the impact of erosion and sediment on natural resources.\nGather design knowledge regarding Alabama Blue Book Best Management Practices.\nGather inspection and maintenance knowledge required by the Alabama Blue Book\nLearn about research on effectiveness of different BMPs.\n\nFacilitators: \nCity of Fairhope\, Nicole Love\nCity of Daphne\, Jesi Ward\nBaldwin County\, Ashley Campbell\nAuburn Water Resources Center\, Laura Bell Cooley\nMobile National Esturary\, Jason Kudulis\nAuburn Stormwater Research Facility\, Matthew Wisenden\nAlabama Soil and Water Conservation Committee\, Perry Oakes \n 
URL:https://aaes.auburn.edu/wrc/event/escworkshop/
LOCATION:Fairhope Civic Center\, 161 N Section St. Fairhope\, Fairhope\, AL\, 36532\, United States
CATEGORIES:WRC Technical Trainings
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SUMMARY:Dallas County Well Water Quality Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Dallas County Well Water Quality Meeting\nDate: November 18\, 2025\nTime: 10:00 AM CST\nLocation: Orrville Community Center\, 463 Academy St.\, Orrville\, AL 36767 \nTo sign up\, call the Dallas County Extension Office at 334-875-3200.  \nWho Should Attend? Private well users in Dallas County and surrounding areas.\nWhy Attend?\n• Learn about Alabama’s geology and how it affects water quality\n• Understand how contamination travels through groundwater\n• Get guidance on well water testing \nTwo Free & Optional Testing Opportunities Are Available\nFree Bacteria Screening \nWho qualifies? Anyone registered for the workshop\nHow to participate:\n1. Pick up a sample container from the Dallas County Extension Office by Nov. 18 (429 Lauderdale St.\, Selma\, AL 36701) | Hours: Mon–Fri 8 AM–4PM\nCall (334) 875-3200 for directions\n2. Collect your water sample on the morning of the workshop\n◦ Follow instructions in your registration packet\n◦ Label with date and time of collection\n◦ Bring your sample container and water questionnaire to the workshop \nOptional Extended Testing \nNote: This is an educational screening\, not done through a certified lab.\nHow to participate:\n1. Use a clean plastic bottle (16.9–20 oz) with a screw-on lid (no glass) to collect a sample\nat home.\n2. Complete the AU Soil\, Forage and Water Testing Lab Paperwork and indicate which test you’d like run. Tests available:\n◦ W401 ($15): Metals only (e.g.\, arsenic\, iron\, zinc)\n◦ W301 ($25): Metals + pH\, nitrate\, conductivity\, TDS\n◦ W201 ($30): W301 + sulfate (recommended for wells)\n3. Bring your sample\, payment\, and AU Soil\, Forage and Water Testing lab form to the workshop. \nTo sign up\, call the Dallas County Extension Office at 334-875-3200. 
URL:https://aaes.auburn.edu/wrc/event/dallas-county-well-water-quality-meeting/
LOCATION:Orrville Community Center\, 463 Academy St.\, Orrville\, AL\, 36767
CATEGORIES:Private Well Program
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