Regional workshops, assistance in accessing agency services, issues forums, conference workshops and help in organizing your Water Watch group are available.

Advanced Workshops
Regional workshops will be conducted on effective individual and group action in water resource protection, detailing successful public participation strategies. Speakers include individuals from outside, as well as inside, state government with experience in community action. A group that would like to help sponsor such a workshop should contact the Water Watch program coordinator.
Accessing Agency Services
Assistance can be provided to groups desiring to learn how the Division of Water and other agencies can be of service to the group's efforts. Information access, program descriptions and specific referrals are all available. This service includes tours of the agency, placement on public notice and publication mailing lists and training on how to make freedom of information requests for records and files pertaining to the adopted water resource. To engage this service, simply make an appointment with the Water Watch program coordinator.
Issues Forums
Local groups can sponsor community water resources forums to provide opportunities for speakers and discussion on local water quality and water quantity issues. Local sponsors will be given promotional assistance, guideline documents, format assistance and help with recruiting panelists.
Conference Workshops
Organizations having a conference or statewide meeting can receive assistance with setting up a workshop or program for members who have an interest in water resource management. These workshops range from panel discussions on water resource issues to hands-on or in-field training programs. Format and content of the programs can be tailored to a group's specific needs.
Organizing Your Group
For establishing a new Water Watch group, assistance can be provided in organizing the group, planning meetings and activities and providing articles of incorporation, letterhead and logos. Information is available on fundraising projects for the group as well as contacts for establishing ties with others in the community who are working on water resource management.