This announcement is from the Reedy Creek Coalition (RCC), a local watershed group committed to improving the health of Reedy Creek. During the last several months we have been testing and refining our homeowner watershed protection audit program, an intensive effort to educate our neighbors about how they can help to protect and improve Reedy Creek.

Now that we are preparing to launch the homeowner audit program, we are looking for several committed volunteers who want to become auditors. We will be holding a mini-training for new auditors on Tuesday, June 2, at the Stone House in Forest Hill Park. The training will begin at 7:00 pm and last approximately 90 minutes.

This training will provide an overview of the program; describe the specific responsibilities of auditors; and present a variety of real-life examples of watershed problems that auditors are likely to encounter. Following this mini-workshop, new auditors will receive “on-the-job” training by participating in several audits conducted by experienced RCC members and/or staff of the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay. It is important to note that the program is designed for every audit to be performed by a team of at least two auditors – you would never be completely on your own.

If you are interested in attending the mini-workshop on June 2 and becoming an auditor, please reserve a slot by May 26 by sending an e-mail to reedycreekcoalition@gmail.com. We will then send information about the audit program to you before June 2.

Thanks!
Reedy Creek Coalition