Since Summer 2019 the Lower Raritan Watershed Partnership and Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Middlesex County have conducted pathogens monitoring for Fecal Coliform and Enterococcus at six non-swimming public beach access sites along the Lower Raritan during the warmer months. Join us for this virtual public outreach session for a summary of our data and findings for 2019-2021 monitoring, including analysis results of genetic source. Evaluation and analysis of the presences of Fecal Coliform and Enteroccous is conducted with support from the Interstate Environmental Commission, evaluation and analysis of genetic source is conducted with support from the Fahrenfeld Lab at Rutgers University. We will also share information on our monitoring plans for Summer 2022, including our partnership with the Environmental Protection Agency. Pre-registration required to receive Webex sign-in information