MILL Creek Watershed Council of Communities

“Organization has members which include local communities, area governmental agencies, corporations and individuals.”

“All trustees are elected to the board by the membership.”

“Form 990 is presented to the board of trustees for review and approval prior to signing.”

“All activity is monitored by the board. Any members with known conflicts of interest recuse themselves from those decisions.”

“Compensation is evaluated by the board of trustees prior to granting compensation or raises.”

“Compensation is evaluated by the board of trustees prior to granting compensation or raises.”

“Copies of form 990 may be requested at the organization's office.”

“We empower mill creek communities to protect and enhance the value of the mill creek, its tributaries, and watershed. Through inclusive, meaningful community engagement and collaborative action, the alliance strives to create a mill creek watershed that is a healthy ecosystem where thriving people and communities live, work, and play.”

“Recreation programs: declaring the mill creek as a public resource and a community asset and helping the community find positive ways to engage with our watershed. Water quality data collection and sharing: trained volunteers and college interns collect and analyze water samples. Data analysis is shared through ohio business gateway, local streambank data, interactive watershed map, and through annual public presentation. Youth employment: underserved high school students earn a competitive wage during an 8-week summer program: completing trail work, restoring environments, partnering with other organizations, fostering job skills, preparing youth for environmental careers, providing education work experience, and enjoying outdoor recreation.”

“Inherent contribution received 0”