o curb a mounting shortage, Ottawa County plans to create what officials are calling the first county groundwater commission in Michigan. "It establishes a strong presence that Ottawa County is tackling the issue head on," said Paul Sachs, director of planning and performance improvement.
The county was first alerted to groundwater issues in the mid-2000s when residents of an Allendale Township subdivision complained of dry faucets and farmers were irrigating crops with salty water.
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