Vote YES for Delaware County’s lands and waters.
The Water Quality, Natural Areas, and Wildlife Habitat Protection Referendum would give Delaware County, Pennsylvania new resources to permanently protect natural places and invest in healthier communities. The measure would authorize up to $120 million to protect public lands and waterways from pollution, conserve wildlife habitat and expands greenways and public parks throughout the county.It’s an investment in nearby nature and the places Delaware County residents rely on to spend time outside.
Vote YES on the Delaware County Water Quality, Natural Areas, and Wildlife Habitat Protection Referendum by November 3.
Paid for by Recreational Equipment, Inc.The Delaware County Water Quality, Natural Areas, and Wildlife Habitat Protection measure would authorize Delaware County to borrow up to $120 million to invest in land conservation and protect the county’s water, natural areas and wildlife habitat. Funding could support projects that:
- Protect drinking water sources and water quality in rivers and creeks
- Conserve wildlife habitat and natural areas
- Protect trees that support clean air
- Conserve wetlands that help reduce flooding
- Provide greenways and parks
- Protect natural areas from development
Read more about the Delaware County Water Quality, Natural Areas, and Wildlife Habitat Protection measure
here.
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