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2006 Delaware Water Policy Forum
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The
Water Resources Association
of the Delaware River Basin (WRADRB) is a non-profit, non-partisan advocacy and public information organization whose stated mission advocates and promotes sound water-resources planning and management in the Basin and strives to heighten public understanding of the Basin’s water resources and recognition of their economic, social, and environmental importance. The WRA represents you— the water user and anyone dependent or interested in the Basin’s water resources. Robert Molzahn, WRADRB’s President, can be reached at 610-574-3503 or wra@wradrb.org or for more information visit www.wradrb.org. |
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The
Institute
for Public Administration (IPA), a public service,
education, and research center within the University of Delaware’s
College of Human Services, Education & Public Policy,
links the resource capacities of the University with the complex
public policy and management needs of governments and related
nonprofit and private organizations. IPA provides direct staff
assistance, research, policy analysis, training, and forums
while contributing to the scholarly body of knowledge. Dr.
Jerome Lewis, IPA’s Director, can be reached at 302-831-8971
or jlewis@udel.edu.
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The
Water
Resources Agency (IPA-WRA), a unit of the University
of Delaware’s Institute for Public Administration, provides
water-resources assistance to state and local governments
and the public in Delaware and the Delaware Valley through
the University’s service, education, and research roles.
Under state law, IPA-WRA was appointed the state’s Water
Coordinator. Gerald Kauffman, IPA-WRA’s Director, can
be reached at 302-831-4929 or
jerryk@udel.edu.
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The
Delaware
Water Resources Center (DWRC)
is part of a network of 54 water-resources institutes
nationwide. It is funded by the U.S. Geological Survey and
is located within the University of Delaware’s College
of Agriculture & Natural Resources. Dr. Thomas Sims, Director
of the Center, can be reached at 302- 831-2688 or jtsims@udel.edu.
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The
Delaware Section of the
American Water Resources Association (DE AWRA), a
state section of the National American Water Resources Association,
provides a common forum in which any person interested in
the purpose of the Association and living, working, studying,
or interested in the water resources discipline and related
areas in Delaware can meet, discuss, and exchange ideas pertaining
to all aspects of water-resources research and management.
Martha Corrozi, President of the DE AWRA, can be reached at
mcorrozi@udel.edu
or for more information go to www.deawra.org.
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The
Delaware
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control
(DNREC) is the guardian of water resources
in Delaware and is responsible for the regulation and allocation
of public drinking water supplies through the Division of
Water Resources. Kevin Donnelly, Director of DNREC’s
Division of Water Resources and Chair of the Delaware Water
Supply Coordinating Council, can be reached at 302-739-4860
or kevin.donnelly@state.de.us.
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Water
Resources Agency
Institute
for Public Administration | College of
Human Services, Education & Public Policy
DGS Annex | University of Delaware |
Newark, DE 19716
phone 302 831 8971| water-info@udel.edu
| fax 302 831 4934
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