Both the complexity of Minnesota's water problems and the strong public interest in solving them were in evidence at a community water meeting hosted by Gov. Mark Dayton in Mankato Wednesday night.
The event was the second of 10 "Water Town Hall" meetings Dayton and key commissioners are holding in all corners of the state this summer to build support and consensus for the governor's plan to reduce water pollution by 25 percent by 2025.
Agenda for Mankato Town Hall
Data from Mankato Town Hall
MEDIA:
- Mankato Free Press - Dayton's water-quality meeting draws 200: Farmers, city officials, water-lovers convene to tackle pollution
- KEYC - Dayton Pitches 25 By 25 Water Quality Plan
- KTOE - Dayton stops in Mankato to discuss 25 by 2025
- St. Peter Herald - Water quality concerns draw Gov. Dayton, crowd to forum
- New Ulm Journal - Dayton talks water quality
- Southern MN News - Gov. Dayton In Mankato Tonight, Talking Water Quality
- MPR - Mankato to Dayton: Do better on water quality
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Region 6 - South Central Minnesota 
Counties: Blue Earth, Brown, Faribault, Le Sueur, McLeod, Nicollet, Renville, Sibley, Waseca, Watonwan
