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Success! Commercial Jet Boat Agreement in TouVelle State Recreation Site Denied!
Success! Commercial Jet Boat Agreement in TouVelle State Recreation Site Denied!

Thanks to over two thousand responses from the public regarding the possibility of a long-term business agreement to allow commercial jet boats to operate at TouVelle Recreation Site, Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has decided to abandon the project. Read more at in our blog post here.

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Suction Dredge, Take Action, Water Quality, Clean Water Act DefenseKlamath Siskiyoujetboat, jet boat, oprd, oregon parks and recreation department, press release, touvelle state park, Dredging, dredging, rogue river, Rogue River, rogue basin, rogue valley, Rogue Riverkeeper, middle rogue, permits, permit
The 50th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act!
The 50th Anniversary of the Clean Water Act!

This year, we celebrate #ACT50 as a collective call to unite in the fight for clean water. Working together, we can ensure that water is drinkable, fishable, and swimmable by enforcing laws, holding polluters accountable, and empowering citizens.

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Clean Water Act Defense, Take Action, Water QualityHaleigh Martinclean water, Clean Water Act, supreme court, 50th anniversary, cwa, Water Quality, water quality standards, rogue watershed district, rogue river, Rogue Riverkeeper, Rogue River, rogue valley, Lower Rogue, Wild Rogue, citizens, activism, Take Action, action, rogue basin, hellgate, hellgate jetboat excursions, jet boat, jetboat, sediment, discharge, permit, permits, chemicals, waste, Dredging, dredging, dredge and fill, Jordan Cove, Jordan Cove LNG, tribes, public comment, water quality monitoring program, wotus, waters of the united states
Hydrojet and excavator dredging planned on the Lower Rogue River
Hydrojet and excavator dredging planned on the Lower Rogue River

Jerry’s Rogue Jets, a commercial jet boat company out of Gold Beach, Oregon is attempting to renew their dredge and fill permit with the Department of Environmental Quality, which would dredge up to 42 sites, distributed over 30 river miles, annually. With over 1,000 cubic yards of sediment, sand, and gravel to be redeposited and discharged per proposed dredging location.

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Clean Water Act DefenseGuest UserLower Rogue, Dredging, DEQ, Take Action