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Our Mission

At Nature Works Conservancy District, we are committed to serve the public by collecting, transporting, recycling and treating wastewater in a safe, reliable, efficient, cost effective and environmentally responsible matter. In addition we are commited to remain in full compliance with Indiana Department of Environmental Managagment MS4 Program to include: public education and outreach, public participation, illicit discharge, detection, and elimination, construction run off control, post construction run off control, and pollution prevention and good housekeeping.

Please Report Illegal Dumping or Illicit

If you witness Illicit discharges or illegal dumping please report by calling us or send us an email

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Annual Meeting Notice

February 08, 2024

LEGAL NOTICE

The Nature Works Conservancy District will convene its annual meeting on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, at 8:30 a.m. in the law offices of Blachly, Tabor, Bozik and Hartman, located in the Fifth Third Bank Building at 56 Washington Street, Suite 401, Valparaiso, IN 46383. One directorship position will be up for election at the annual meeting. That directorship position is at-large serving all the Aberdeen Planned Unit Development and will be for a full four-year term. Incumbent Board Member Troyanne Libassi is the only candidate having filed a nominating petition and as such there will be no contested election.

Immediately thereafter, the Governing Board of...

Beat the Backyard Bugs

May 01, 2024

As May ushers in warmer weather and longer days, many of us eagerly anticipate spending time in our backyard sanctuaries. However, pesky bugs and insects can quickly put a damper on outdoor enjoyment. From mosquitoes and flies to ants and ticks, backyard bugs can be a nuisance and, in some cases, pose health risks.

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