In-person community meetings are held at the Elmendorph Inn in Red Hook, pictured above. Our community meetings include informative presentations about the Saw Kill watershed, nearby watersheds, water issues, and local projects, including water quality monitoring and research, water contamination impacts, wetlands, flooding, climate change impacts, plants and animals, land use, and recreation. Each meeting includes a community conversation where residents voice their questions and concerns about water-related issues. Visit our Community Presentations page for a summary of meeting topics.
The Advisory Council meetings are held monthly at Red Hook Village Hall and are open to the public as well.
Please check the Highlights section of the Our Work tab or our Facebook Page for upcoming meeting dates.
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