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P. O. Box 17
Thurmont, MD 21788

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Thurmont and the
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Catoctin
Watershed
Alliance

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Monocacy & Catoctin Watershed Alliance

Thurmont is proud to be a participant in the
Monocacy & Catoctin Watershed Alliance.
Working along with Frederick County and other municipalities we have the following goals for water quality in Thurmont and Frederick County:

Pollution Prevention
Public outreach and education
Assessment of current watershed conditions
Support of efforts for improvement and protection where needed.

This program was founded under a NPDES Permit from the Environmental Protection Agency.  NPDES stands for National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System.  The permit deals primarily with non-point source pollution, which is pollution that runs off of parking lots, fields, lawns, roads, and other impervious surfaces when it rains.  Visit the links below for more information about the Monocacy Catoctin Watershed Alliance.

For information about Thurmont’s participation in the Alliance click the following link.

Thurmont and the Monocacy & Catoctin Watershed Alliance

The following links are maintained by Frederick County as part of the  Monocacy & Catoctin Watershed Alliance, formally know as the Frederick County Clean Streams Program.  Selection of any of these links will open the appropriate page or pages in your browser for viewing.  By closing the widow you will be returned to Thurmont.com.  A direct link to all the information contained on the Frederick County site is at the bottom.  Please review the Thurmont.com disclaimer before accessing these links.

M&C Watershed Alliance

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official web site of the
Monocacy & Catoctin Watershed Alliance

A list of links maintained by Frederick County as an information source for the Watershed Alliance.

NPDES Permit Information.

What can I do to help?

Report Erosion and Discharge Problems.

Frederick County Clean Streams Program

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