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Daviess County Council approves $60,000 to combat chronic algae at West Boggs Park
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Daviess County Council approves $60,000 to combat chronic algae at West Boggs Park
WASHINGTON — The Daviess County Council has greenlit a major investment in the long-term health of one of the region’s most vital recreation hubs. West Boggs The Council approved a $60,000 funding request from West Boggs Park Superintendent Nathan Rihm to mitigate chronic blue-green algae blooms that have plagued the 622-acre reservoir. The funds will serve as a critical local match for a specialized $100,000 clean water grant. While the park w…
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