The purpose of this program is to educate residents of Tippecanoe County young and old on the importance of our ecosystem and instill in them a sense of stewardship in protecting one of our most valuable natural resources: water. By educating the citizens, the hope is that they in turn will contribute to the sustainability and improvement of our world's ecosystems.


What is the Tippecanoe County Partnership for Water Quality (TCPWQ)?

The Tippecanoe County Partnership for Water Quality provides education, information, and outreach to improve the quality of the county's waters. As of a coalition of local governments' National Pollution Discharge Elimination Stormwater Permit, we are dedicated to improving water quality in Tippecanoe County. The Wabash River, as well as all the creeks and streams that feed it, are vital to maintaining an environmentally and economically viable community. As a resident, business owner, developer, or educator, there are opportunities to join with us and enhance the quality of our water. Look for more information on how to volunteer, explore, learn, and enjoy the incredible water resources we have.