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58th percentile
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Tri State Steelheaders
990 • Fiscal year 2010 • EIN 91-1244161
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Balance Sheet
Assets
$284,902
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Net Assets
$248,011
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Liabilities
$36,891
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Revenue And Expenses
Revenue
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Expenses
$703,077
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Net Income
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Filing Snapshot
- Filing Period
- Jan 1, 2010 to Dec 31, 2010
- Signed
- Nov 14, 2011
- Return Version
- 2010v3.4
- Gross Receipts
- $659,015
Mission and Program Overview
Mission
Tri-state steelheaders' mission is to restore sustainable populations of native salmonids by enhancing habitat, providing public education, and promoting recreational angling.
Major Activities
- Activity 2
- Mill creek fish passage design passage designs at the 30% level were completed for the mill creek channel from the division dam to gose st. These designs will be the basis for final designs to be developed. National fish & wildlife foundation's community salmon fund and the salmon recovery funding board provided project funding. Mill creek flume transitions final design work was initiated to rebuild the existing fishways into and out of the concrete flood control channel section of mill creek, with construction planned for 2011. The new structures will improve fish passage at a range of flows experienced by adult steelhead migrating to upper mill creek. Funding is provided by the salmon recovery funding board, the confederated tribes of the umatilla indian reservation, and bpa. Mill creek sills passage another final design project was started that will provide passage improvements at four of the flood control channel-spanning stabilizers (sills) in mill creek at tausick way. While improving passage, construction methods will be refined and cost estimates will be improved for undertaking similar efforts on more than two-hundred remaining sills. Funding is provided by the salmon recovery funding board, the confederated tribes of the umatilla indian reservation, and bpa.
- Activity 3
- Brewer farm wetland construction of three ponds was completed in october, resulting in the creation over two acres of new wetlands. The project was designed by ducks unlimited for the 23 acre site and is protected through a conservation easement held by blue mountain land trust. Project partners are the walla walla county conservation district, confederated tribes of the umatilla indian reservation, and wdfw. Funds for the project were received in 2008.
Filing and Contact Details
Filer
- EIN
- 91-1244161
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| IRS990/Activity2/Description | 0 | MILL CREEK FISH PASSAGE DESIGN PASSAGE DESIGNS AT THE 30% LEVEL WERE COMPLETED FOR THE MILL CREEK CHANNEL FROM THE DIVISION DAM TO GOSE ST. THESE DESIGNS WILL BE THE BASIS FOR FINAL DESIGNS TO BE DEVELOPED. NATIONAL FISH & WILDLIFE FOUNDATION'S COMMUNITY SALMON FUND AND THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD PROVIDED PROJECT FUNDING. MILL CREEK FLUME TRANSITIONS FINAL DESIGN WORK WAS INITIATED TO REBUILD THE EXISTING FISHWAYS INTO AND OUT OF THE CONCRETE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL SECTION OF MILL CREEK, WITH CONSTRUCTION PLANNED FOR 2011. THE NEW STRUCTURES WILL IMPROVE FISH PASSAGE AT A RANGE OF FLOWS EXPERIENCED BY ADULT STEELHEAD MIGRATING TO UPPER MILL CREEK. FUNDING IS PROVIDED BY THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD, THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF THE UMATILLA INDIAN RESERVATION, AND BPA. MILL CREEK SILLS PASSAGE ANOTHER FINAL DESIGN PROJECT WAS STARTED THAT WILL PROVIDE PASSAGE IMPROVEMENTS AT FOUR OF THE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL-SPANNING STABILIZERS (SILLS) IN MILL CREEK AT TAUSICK WAY. WHILE IMPROVING PASSAGE, CONSTRUCTION METHODS WILL BE REFINED AND COST ESTIMATES WILL BE IMPROVED FOR UNDERTAKING SIMILAR EFFORTS ON MORE THAN TWO-HUNDRED REMAINING SILLS. FUNDING IS PROVIDED BY THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD, THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF THE UMATILLA INDIAN RESERVATION, AND BPA. |
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| IRS990/Description | 0 | ANNUAL CRAB FEED 2010 MARKED ANOTHER GREAT YEAR OF SUCCESS FOR THE ANNUAL TSS CRAB FEED. APPROXIMATELY 500 PEOPLE ATTENDED LAST YEAR'S EVENT, ENABLING TRI-STATE STEELHEADERS TO RAISE OVER 16,000 TO SUPPORT ITS COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES. AS ALWAYS THE PROFITS FROM THE RAFFLING AND AUCTIONING OF ITEMS DONATED BY OUR COMMUNITY ARE USED TO FUND PROGRAMS THAT ENHANCE, RESTORE AND ESTABLISH FISH HABITAT. THEY ALSO FUND COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND OUTREACH EVENTS, PARTICULARLY FOR YOUTH, THAT EMPHASIZE THE IMPORTANT ROLE HEALTHY RIVER SYSTEMS PLAY IN PROVIDING SUSTAINABLE POPULATIONS OF SALMON AND STEELHEAD THAT CAN SUPPORT RECREATIONAL ANGLING. SEE ADDITIONAL SCHEDULE FOR FIRST ACHIEVEMENTS. SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM THE SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM PROGRAM, ESTABLISHED IN 1991 BY THE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (WDFW), PROVIDES AREA STUDENTS WITH AN INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE DESIGNED TO TEACH THEM ABOUT THE SALMON LIFE CYCLE, WATER QUALITY, AND STEWARDSHIP OF WATER RESOURCES. WDFW FUNDING HAS PROVIDED AQUARIUMS, CHILLING UNITS, AND EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO RAISE SALMON. FISH EGGS ARE PROVIDED BY LOCAL HATCHERIES, STUDENTS FEED THE FISH, MAINTAIN THE TANKS, AND IN APRIL OR MAY RELEASE THE FISH INTO AN APPROVED WATER BODY. TRI-STATE STEELHEADERS HAS PARTICIPATED IN THE SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR OVER A DECADE AND CURRENTLY PROVIDES TWO TANKS AT LINCOLN ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND ONE AT WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL. IN JANUARY 2011, DUE TO CUTS IN THE STATE BUDGET WDFW ANNOUNCED IT WILL NO LONGER BE ABLE TO FUND SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM. TO ENSURE CONTINUATION OF THIS IMPORTANT AND SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES, TRI-STATE STEELHEADERS WILL PROVIDE FUNDING AND SUPPORT TO CONTINUE THE PROGRAM IN WALLA WALLA, COLUMBIA, GARFIELD AND ASOTIN COUNTIES. TSS WILL PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FISH TANKS CURRENTLY IN USE AND WILL SEEK ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR OTHER SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS WHO HAVE EXPRESSED INTEREST IN RAISING SALMON WITH THEIR STUDENTS. KIDS FISHING DAY IN JUNE, TSS HELD ITS ANNUAL KIDS FISHING DAY FOR LOCAL CHILDREN UP TO AGE 14 AT BENNINGTON LAKE. THERE WAS NO CHARGE FOR THE EVENT WHICH PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO BRING FAMILIES TOGETHER TO ENJOY THE OUTDOORS. THE EVENT IS A GREAT WAY TO INTRODUCE LOCAL YOUTH TO SPORT FISHING, WHICH CAN BECOME A LIFE-LONG SPORT THAT SUPPORTS CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. EACH YEAR KIDS FISHING DAY COINCIDES WITH WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE'S FREE FISHING WEEKEND IN JUNE AND PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES TO FISH FREE FOR TWO DAYS WITHOUT THE NEED TO PURCHASE A LICENSE. TSS PROVIDED TACKLE, BAIT, AND ROD AND REEL COMBINATIONS FOR THE EVENT. IN ADDITION, A CASTING CONTEST WAS HELD WITH PRIZES AND FREE HOT DOGS AND SODA WERE PROVIDED FOR THE YOUNG ANGLERS TO ENJOY. KIDS FISHING DAY IS A SPECIAL COMMUNITY EVENT THANKS TO THE MANY GROUPS, AGENCIES AND BUSINESSES THAT HELP MAKE IT A SUCCESS. VOLUNTEERS INCLUDE TSS BOARD AND CLUB MEMBERS ALONG WITH STAFF FROM THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, WA DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE, U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, AND LOCAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS. THE LOCAL PEPSI COLA DISTRIBUTOR ONCE AGAIN PROVIDED SODA WHILE DAIRY QUEEN AND BURGER KING GENEROUSLY DONATED CASTING CONTEST PRIZES. JUBILEE LAKE KIDS FISHING DAY IN JULY, WE BEGAN A NEW TRADITION OF PARTNERING WITH THE UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE TO HOLD A KIDS FISHING DAY AT JUBILEE LAKE, IN OREGON. THE KIDS RECEIVED FISHING TACKLE AND WERE PROVIDED REFURBISHED RODS AND REELS IF THEY DID NOT HAVE THEIR OWN. WE HELD A CASTING CONTEST AND VOLUNTEERS HELPED WITH KNOT TYING AND PROVIDED TIPS ON FISHING TECHNIQUES. IN ADDITION, WE HAD HOT DOGS AND SODA FOR THE YOUNG ANGLERS TO ENJOY. THE EVENT WAS COMPLETELY FREE AND NO FISHING LICENSES WERE REQUIRED FOR THE DAY. IT WAS A GREAT EVENT FOR THE KIDS THANKS TO THE TSS BOARD MEMBERS AND THE UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEERS WHO PARTICIPATED. BENNINGTON LAKE FISH STOCKING IN JUNE, WE SUCCESSFULLY STOCKED BENNINGTON LAKE ONCE AGAIN WITH |
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| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 0 | TRI-STATE STEELHEADERS IS AN EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION WORKING WITH CHILDREN OF ALL AGES, AND A BROAD CROSS SECTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS TO PROTECT AND ENHANCE SALMONID HABITAT. THE ORGANIZATION IS ACTIVELY WORKING WITH LANDOWNERS, CONSERVATION GROUPS, PRIVATE BUSINESSES, NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES, SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. THE ORGANIZATION SUPERVISES MANY ADULT AND STUDENT VOLUNTEERS WHO ARE ENGAGED IN HABITAT RESTORATION WORK. |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 1 | SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM THE SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM PROGRAM, ESTABLISHED IN 1991 BY THE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE (WDFW), PROVIDES AREA STUDENTS WITH AN INTERACTIVE EXPERIENCE DESIGNED TO TEACH THEM ABOUT THE SALMON LIFE CYCLE, WATER QUALITY, AND STEWARDSHIP OF WATER RESOURCES. WDFW FUNDING HAS PROVIDED AQUARIUMS, CHILLING UNITS, AND EVERYTHING NECESSARY TO RAISE SALMON. FISH EGGS ARE PROVIDED BY LOCAL HATCHERIES, STUDENTS FEED THE FISH, MAINTAIN THE TANKS, AND IN APRIL OR MAY RELEASE THE FISH INTO AN APPROVED WATER BODY. TRI-STATE STEELHEADERS HAS PARTICIPATED IN THE SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM PROGRAM FOR OVER A DECADE AND CURRENTLY PROVIDES TWO TANKS AT LINCOLN ALTERNATIVE HIGH SCHOOL AND ONE AT WALLA WALLA HIGH SCHOOL. IN JANUARY 2011, DUE TO CUTS IN THE STATE BUDGET WDFW ANNOUNCED IT WILL NO LONGER BE ABLE TO FUND SALMON IN THE CLASSROOM. TO ENSURE CONTINUATION OF THIS IMPORTANT AND SUCCESSFUL PROGRAM IN LOCAL COMMUNITIES, TRI-STATE STEELHEADERS WILL PROVIDE FUNDING AND SUPPORT TO CONTINUE THE PROGRAM IN WALLA WALLA, COLUMBIA, GARFIELD AND ASOTIN COUNTIES. TSS WILL PROVIDE FUNDING FOR FISH TANKS CURRENTLY IN USE AND WILL SEEK ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR OTHER SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS WHO HAVE EXPRESSED INTEREST IN RAISING SALMON WITH THEIR STUDENTS. KIDS FISHING DAY IN JUNE, TSS HELD ITS ANNUAL KIDS FISHING DAY FOR LOCAL CHILDREN UP TO AGE 14 AT BENNINGTON LAKE. THERE WAS NO CHARGE FOR THE EVENT WHICH PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY TO BRING FAMILIES TOGETHER TO ENJOY THE OUTDOORS. THE EVENT IS A GREAT WAY TO INTRODUCE LOCAL YOUTH TO SPORT FISHING, WHICH CAN BECOME A LIFE-LONG SPORT THAT SUPPORTS CONSERVATION OF NATURAL RESOURCES. EACH YEAR KIDS FISHING DAY COINCIDES WITH WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE'S FREE FISHING WEEKEND IN JUNE AND PROVIDES AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES TO FISH FREE FOR TWO DAYS WITHOUT THE NEED TO PURCHASE A LICENSE. TSS PROVIDED TACKLE, BAIT, AND ROD AND REEL COMBINATIONS FOR THE EVENT. IN ADDITION, A CASTING CONTEST WAS HELD WITH PRIZES AND FREE HOT DOGS AND SODA WERE PROVIDED FOR THE YOUNG ANGLERS TO ENJOY. KIDS FISHING DAY IS A SPECIAL COMMUNITY EVENT THANKS TO THE MANY GROUPS, AGENCIES AND BUSINESSES THAT HELP MAKE IT A SUCCESS. VOLUNTEERS INCLUDE TSS BOARD AND CLUB MEMBERS ALONG WITH STAFF FROM THE U.S. FOREST SERVICE, WA DEPT. OF FISH & WILDLIFE, U.S. ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS, AND LOCAL COMMUNITY MEMBERS. THE LOCAL PEPSI COLA DISTRIBUTOR ONCE AGAIN PROVIDED SODA WHILE DAIRY QUEEN AND BURGER KING GENEROUSLY DONATED CASTING CONTEST PRIZES. JUBILEE LAKE KIDS FISHING DAY IN JULY, WE BEGAN A NEW TRADITION OF PARTNERING WITH THE UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE TO HOLD A KIDS FISHING DAY AT JUBILEE LAKE, IN OREGON. THE KIDS RECEIVED FISHING TACKLE AND WERE PROVIDED REFURBISHED RODS AND REELS IF THEY DID NOT HAVE THEIR OWN. WE HELD A CASTING CONTEST AND VOLUNTEERS HELPED WITH KNOT TYING AND PROVIDED TIPS ON FISHING TECHNIQUES. IN ADDITION, WE HAD HOT DOGS AND SODA FOR THE YOUNG ANGLERS TO ENJOY. THE EVENT WAS COMPLETELY FREE AND NO FISHING LICENSES WERE REQUIRED FOR THE DAY. IT WAS A GREAT EVENT FOR THE KIDS THANKS TO THE TSS BOARD MEMBERS AND THE UMATILLA NATIONAL FOREST SERVICE VOLUNTEERS WHO PARTICIPATED. BENNINGTON LAKE FISH STOCKING IN JUNE, WE SUCCESSFULLY STOCKED BENNINGTON LAKE ONCE AGAIN WITH APPROXIMATELY 850 LBS OF TRIPLOID TROUT. THE TROUT AVERAGED 12 INCHES IN LENGTH AT THE TIME OF STOCKING. IN ADDITION, THE WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE ADDED APPROXIMATELY 400 EXTRA FISH ON BEHALF OF TSS (SEE WDFW JUMBO TROUT PROGRAM BELOW) TO MAKE UP FOR THE DIFFERENCE IN THE NUMBER OF FISH PURCHASED BY TSS AND PROVIDED FROM PREVIOUS YEARS. THE TROUT PROVIDE RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND LOTS OF FUN, ESPECIALLY FOR SENIOR AND YOUTH ANGLERS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY. WASHINGTON DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE JUMBO TROUT PROGRAM TSS CONTINUED TO FINANCIALLY SUPPORT THE WDFW JUMBO TROUT PROGRAM BY PURCHASING THE FOOD USED TO RAISE JUMBO-SIZE JUVENILE FISH FOR RELEASE INTO APPROXIMA |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 2 | CREEK. FUNDING IS PROVIDED BY THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD, THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF THE UMATILLA INDIAN RESERVATION, AND BPA. MILL CREEK SILLS PASSAGE ANOTHER FINAL DESIGN PROJECT WAS STARTED THAT WILL PROVIDE PASSAGE IMPROVEMENTS AT FOUR OF THE FLOOD CONTROL CHANNEL-SPANNING STABILIZERS (SILLS) IN MILL CREEK AT TAUSICK WAY. WHILE IMPROVING PASSAGE, CONSTRUCTION METHODS WILL BE REFINED AND COST ESTIMATES WILL BE IMPROVED FOR UNDERTAKING SIMILAR EFFORTS ON MORE THAN TWO-HUNDRED REMAINING SILLS. FUNDING IS PROVIDED BY THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD, THE CONFEDERATED TRIBES OF THE UMATILLA INDIAN RESERVATION, AND BPA. |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 3 | MUD CREEK LIVESTOCK BUFFER A WA DEPARTMENT OF ECOLOGY HUSSEMAN FUND GRANT WAS SECURED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF LIVESTOCK EXCLUSION FENCING AND RIPARIAN PLANTING ALONG 2,000 LINEAR FEET OF MUD CREEK NEAR STATELINE ROAD. THIS WATER QUALITY PROJECT WILL PROVIDE BENEFITS BY INCREASING SHADE, MANAGING AN INVASIVE WEED PROBLEM AND FILTERING RUNOFF FROM ADJACENT PASTURES. PROJECT SUCCESS MONITORING USING WHEP (WATERSHED HEALTH EVALUATION PROCEDURE) TEACHER/STUDENT TEAMS FROM NINE PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND ALTERNATIVE SCHOOLS IN THE BLUE MOUNTAINS REGION MONITORED MORE THAN TWENTY RIPARIAN RESTORATION SITES ON STREAMS RANGING FROM ASOTIN CREEK IN THE EAST TO THE TOUCHET RIVER IN THE WEST. CURRENTLY IN ITS TWELFTH YEAR, THIS ONGOING MONITORING PROJECT COLLECTS WATER QUALITY INFORMATION AT ESTABLISHED PROJECT SITES. PARTICIPATING TEACHERS ARE TRAINED IN MONITORING PROTOCOLS BY A SCIENTIST, FURNISHED WITH PROFESSIONAL QUALITY MONITORING EQUIPMENT, AND PROVIDED WORKBOOKS AND LAB MANUALS FOR STUDENT USE. STUDENTS MEASURE WATER TEMPERATURE, STREAM FLOW, DISSOLVED OXYGEN, PH LEVEL, MACRO INVERTEBRATE PRESENCE, STREAM BANK PROFILES, AND TREE COVERAGE AT THEIR ASSIGNED PROJECT SITE. A SCIENTIST REPLICATES A SAMPLE OF THE STUDENT TESTS TO ENSURE ACCURATE RESULTS. EACH YEAR STUDENTS INVOLVED IN THIS IMPORTANT PROJECT DEDICATE OVER 1,000 HOURS TOWARDS COLLECTING THESE DATA. BRIDGE TO BRIDGE RESTORATION DESIGN A RESTORATION DESIGN PROJECT ON A 1.5 MILE REACH OF THE WALLA WALLA RIVER BETWEEN MCDONALD RD AND LOWDEN-GARDENA RD WAS COMPLETED AT THE 30% DESIGN LEVEL. DESIGN AND RESTORATION ALTERNATIVES WERE DEVELOPED WITH LANDOWNER INPUT AND REVIEW TO PROVIDE IMPROVED IN-STREAM AND RIPARIAN HABITATS. THE PROJECT, FUNDED BY THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD, ALSO PROVIDED CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATES FOR DESIGN ALTERNATIVES. WHITNEY CREEK BRIDGE THIS PROJECT REPLACED TWO BARRIER CULVERTS WITH A PRECAST MODULAR CONCRETE BRIDGE. THE PROJECT SITE IS LOCATED ON WHITNEY CREEK, A TRIBUTARY TO THE WOLF FORK, WHICH FLOWS INTO THE NORTH FORK TOUCHET RIVER. BOTH CULVERTS AT THE SITE WERE INSTALLED AS A RESULT OF FLOOD DAMAGE IN THE LATE 1990S. THE LOW FLOW PIPE HAD A 1.7 FOOT INLET DROP (DUE TO DEBRIS ACCUMULATION), A 0.8 FOOT OUTLET DROP, AND A SLOPE OF 6.5%. THE HIGH FLOW PIPE HAS AN OUTLET DROP OF 1.5 FEET AND A SLOPE OF 7.3%. THE NEW BRIDGE AND PASSAGE IMPROVEMENTS OPENED APPROXIMATELY 2.2 MILES OF STREAM FOR STEELHEAD, RAINBOW AND BULL TROUT. THE PROJECT WAS COMPLETED IN MID-AUGUST AND WAS FUNDED BY THE FAMILY FOREST FISH PASSAGE PROGRAM. LINCOLN AND RESER CREEK BUFFERS AMERICORPS MEMBERS AND STUDENTS FROM WALLA WALLA COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND WHITMAN COLLEGE, ALONG WITH AREA HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS PARTICIPATING IN THE PATHWAYS BACK PROGRAM VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES TO INSTALL NATIVE PLANT BUFFERS ALONG 100 FEET OF LINCOLN CREEK AND 150 FEET OF RESER CREEK TO IMPROVE WATER QUALITY BY PROVIDING SHADE, REDUCING SEDIMENT, AND FILTERING URBAN RUNOFF FROM NEARBY LAWNS AND STREETS. LITTLE TUCANNON BRIDGE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE US FOREST SERVICE, THIS PROJECT REPLACED AN AGING, UNDERSIZED CULVERT WITH A BRIDGE ON THE LITTLE TUCANNON RIVER. THE STEELHEADERS PROVIDED CONSTRUCTION FUNDS THROUGH A GRANT FROM THE SALMON RECOVERY FUNDING BOARD. THE FOREST SERVICE PROVIDED ENGINEERING AND DESIGN, PERMITTING, AND OTHER PROJECT EXPENSES. THE NEW BRIDGE PROVIDES UNRESTRICTED ACCESS TO OVER ONE MILE OF THE LITTLE TUCANNON RIVER FOR JUVENILE STEELHEAD AND PROVIDES NATURAL STREAM MOVEMENT THROUGH GREATER CONVEYANCE OF STREAM FLOWS AND STREAMBED MATERIAL. TOUCHET RIVER LARGE WOODY DEBRIS FOUR ENGINEERED LOGJAMS WERE INSTALLED ON THE TOUCHET RIVER UPSTREAM OF U.S. HIGHWAY 12 AT TOUCHET. THE STRUCTURES ADDRESS RAPID BANK EROSION AND STREAM SEDIMENTATION PROBLEMS AT THE SITE WHILE PROVIDING IMPROVED INSTREAM HABITAT. BY COMPLETING THIS PROJECT, WATER QUALITY IS IMPROVED AND THE LANDOWNER IS ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CONSERVATION RESERVE ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM (CREP) WHICH WILL PROVIDE ADDITIONAL RIP |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 4 | FOR 2010 A COPY OF THE TAX RETURN WAS PROVIDED TO THE BOARD MEMBERS. DURING 2011, THE BOARD ADDED A FINANCE COMMITTE AND IS DRAFTING THE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES WITH RESPECT TO THE COMMITTEE'S ROLE. THIS WAS DONE PRIMARILY TO ENHANCE THE AUDIT AND REVIEW PROCEDURES FOR THE ORGANIZATION'S FINANCIAL REPORTS AND TAX RETURN. |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 5 | ANNUALLY THE BOARD MEMBERS REVIEW AND SIGN THE ORGANIZATION'S CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY STATEMENT. THE BOARD REVIEWS EACH SITUATION AND TAKES APPROPRIATE ACTION. |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 6 | THE BOARD REVIEWS COMPARABLE SALARIES BY OTHER SIMILAR ORGANIZATIONS IN THE STATE OF WASHINGTON. THE BOARD APPROVES THE SALARY AND OTHER COMPESATION THAT IS OFFERED TO ITS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. |
| IRS990ScheduleO/GeneralExplanation/Explanation | 7 | FORM 1023 AND FORMS 990 ARE CURRENTLY AVAILABLE BY REQUEST. |
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