Many
of the technical and financial assistance programs that the South
St. Louis SWCD provides require eligible best management practices
to be designed by an engineer. We primarily receive engineering
support from two sources: the CCLNS Joint Powers Board #3 and the
NRCS. Engineering services are
free to the public.
CCLNS Joint Powers Board #3
CCLNS Joint Powers Board #3 is a joint powers organization of Carlton,
Cook, Lake, North St. Louis, and South St. Louis Soil and Water
Conservation Districts tasked with providing conservation engineering
assistance to member SWCDs and northeastern Minnesota land users. The South St. Louis SWCD serves as the Host District for this
program. Funds to support this program come from the Minnesota Board
of Water and Soil Resources Nonpoint Engineering Assistance Program. Project assistance is requested through the local SWCD.
CCLNS JPB#3 Staff:
Keith A. Anderson, P.E.
Conservation Engineer
keith.anderson@southstlouisswcd.org
Tim Byrns
Conservation Specialist
tim.byrns@southstlouisswcd.org
The Joint
Powers Board has recently assisted with projects at Lake Superior
College and Glensheen Mansion. Click here
to read more.

United States Department of Agriculture
Natural Resources Conservation
Service
The Natural Resources Conservation Service provides engineering
assistance to Minnesota SWCDs for a variety of conservation practices.
The South St. Louis SWCD utilizes NRCS in particular for assistance
to the agriculture community for animal waste management practice
installation. Assistance is requested through the local SWCD or
the NRCS District Conservationist.
NRCS District Conservationist
Danny Weber
Dan.Weber@mn.usda.gov
Minnesota
NRCS Information