Executive Director's Message
News & Views from the Susquehanna River Basin Commission
What's New
In order to prevent the further spread of COVID-19, SRBC employees are largely working from home. A limited number of
staff are conducting field activities and maintaining a presence in our Harrisburg office to support operations. Our
facilities are closed to visitors unless an appointment is requested. As a result of our work-from-home status, you
may experience a delayed response from our staff, but we are monitoring email and voicemail regularly and will respond
to you shortly. Thank you for your patience and understanding during this time.
SRBC Operations During COVID-19
SRBC to Hold Business Meeting from Harrisburg, Pa.- SRBC is conducting its quarterly business meeting on Friday, December 11, 2020 at 9:00 a.m., from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
The Guardian Newsletter (Fall 2020) - Fall 2020 newsletter topics include drought conditions, the spotted lanternfly, an ancient eel dam in Danville, a 444 mile kayak trip down the Susquehanna River and more!PADEP Lifts Drought Watch in Ten Counties, as Twenty Remain on Watch and Three on Warning Read the press release, view a map or check project status.
Proposed Policy Incentivizing the Use of Impaired Waters
Tracking Potential Drought Relief: Commission Keeps Eyes on Hurricane Delta Recent forecasts show the remnants tracking up throught the Susquehanna basin. Read the press release.
Press Release Grant to Fund Plant to Treat Continuous Mine Discharges
Press Release SRBC Talks with Pa. House Speaker Bryan Cutler
Press Release SRBC Announces Proposed General Permit GP-01 – Groundwater Remediation Projects
Press Release SRBC Announces Proposed Policy Recissions
Press Release Commission Reviews a Decade of Water Use Associated with Natural Gas Development in the Susquehanna River Basin
Susquehanna River Basin Commision Annual Report 2019 - the 2019 annual report highlights the Commission’s work on ensuring water availability, enhancing ecosystems, assessing stream health, communicating water quality, warning about floods, reaching out to the public, and restoring legacy mine lands in the Basin.
Water Resources Program (June 2019 Update) - The Water Resources Program presents the priority water resources needs of the basin over the next three fiscal years and the key projects proposed to satisfy those needs, per the Susquehanna River Basin Compact requirements and based upon the Comprehensive Plan.
2019 Annual Report
Our 2019 annual report highlights the Commission’s work on ensuring water availability, enhancing ecosystems, assessing stream health, communicating water quality, warning about floods, reaching out to the public, and restoring legacy mine lands in the Basin.
