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  • Home
  • About
  • Safe Water for Harpers Ferry
    • How Safe Is Your Water
    • Septic Pumping Program
  • Stewardship
    • Education Resources
    • How You Can Help
    • Video for Homeowners
  • Connect
    • Contact Us
    • Receive e-Newsletter
    • Your Watershed Address
    • Who Works On Water
  • State of the Run
    • Problems
    • Plans & Reports
  • News
    • News
    • Events
    • Video & Photo Gallery

Safe Water for Harpers Ferry

Safe Water for West Virginia

The cleaner the source water, the easier it is to treat, and the lower the expense of treatment.

Elks Run Watershed Group is collaborating with partners to help restore Elks Run and protect the drinking water supply of Harpers Ferry and Bolivar. Partners include the Harpers Ferry Water Commission, Harpers Ferry Merchant Association, West Virginia Rivers Coalition, the WV Department of Environmental Protection, WV Conservation Agency, Region 9 Planning and Development Council, Potomac Valley Audubon Society, The Downstream Project — who maintains this website — and others.

The key to restoring and protecting Elks Run is people. Homeowners, farmers, and businesses all play a part. In these pages, learn how you can help.


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Elks Run flowing through the watershed

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Protecting Elks Run Takes A Community.

Homeowners, farmers, local organizations, public agencies, and volunteers all have a role in protecting the watershed and the drinking water it provides.

Thanks to West Virginia Rivers Coalition for supporting the Elks Run partnership.

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