Is there a report on 319-supported
projects in my state?

Section 319( h)( 11) of the CWA requires states to report annually on progress in meeting nonpoint source management program milestones, and report available information on reductions in nonpoint source pollution and on improvements in water quality resulting from program implementation. States also prepare semi- annual reports. At the end of 2000 and periodically thereafter, the EPA and the U. S. Department of Agriculture, in consultation with other Federal and State agencies, will submit a Watershed Restoration Progress Report to the President, the nation's governors, tribal leaders, and the public, evaluating progress in implementing restoration actions and recommending any actions needed to improve progress toward meeting clean water goals.

States may wish to include the following types of information in their reports:

1. Listing of further actions necessary to achieve Clean Water Act goals, including any recommendations for future EPA programs to control nonpoint source pollution.
2. Brief case studies of any particularly successful nonpoint source control efforts. Subsequent to its annual meeting with the state, EPA will produce a report, with State input and review, that assesses the progress and problems experienced by the State in implementing its program during the preceding year.

The above information is substantially extracted from the EPA's guidance document on the Section 319 program.