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History & Function
Bow Source Water Protection Committee was formed by the Board of Selectmen on May 10, 2005, after the NH Department of Environmental Services selected Bow to receive a grant from the NH Rural Water Association for the purpose of developing a plan to protect the source water for Bow's public water systems. There are currently 32 public water systems in the Town of Bow. The Committee issued a report and recommendations. Typical recommendations usually address security measures, regulatory changes, and education.
At the January 24, 2006 Board of Selectmen's meeting, the Steering Committee presented the plan for acceptance by the Board. The Committee recommended that the Board continue the committee, renamed it the Bow Drinking Water Protection Committee (DWPC), and charged it with implementing the recommendations of the Source Water Protection Plan. Members of the Steering Committee were asked to serve on the DWPC.
*The 2010 Drinking Water Protection Committee
Standing: Kitty Lane, Cindy Klevens, Bernie Rousseau, Selectmen Colleen Hunter and Dick Kraybill.
Seated: Clerk Bill Klubben, Chairman Sandy Crystall and Vice Chairman Kevin Leonard.
Not in photo: Deb McCann and Corey Welcome. (Photo by Eric Anderson)
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