News

Farmers must prevent pollutants from entering surface water. Over the next six months, we are checking for this.

On May 10 and 11, we will open the doors of several mills and pumping stations. Stop by and experience water management in action! 

Next week, the 2025 swimming season begins. It runs from May 1 to Oct. 1 for most swimming locations.

The first signs of drought are visible in our area, but there is no reason for Health. We are taking precautions where necessary.

2025 is the year of Leeghwater! He came into the world exactly 450 years ago. This special webexpo tells more about his life and work.

From May 12 to 16, we are hosting Fish Week. Come to our open afternoon on Wednesday, May 14, and learn more about the fascinating underwater world.

On April 29, Thea de Roos will give a lecture on the role of North Holland's water boards during World War II.

We are strengthening the Oudelandsdijkje, which connects Purmerend with Ilpendam, widening the bicycle path and constructing a footpath.

We are starting to monitor and educate private boat owners on the proper use of antifouling (antifouling paint).

Land that we do not need for Health for our core functions can be sold or leased.

Plans were presented on March 7 to preserve the Oosterdel area toward the future and work toward water quality goals.

With the Bibob Act policy rule, we are taking an important step toward a stronger and safer organization.

As of March 1, we transferred responsibility for road management and maintenance to the municipality of Landsmeer.

Vince Sprenkeling has won the audience award of the art exhibition "On the dike!". The exhibition is now on display at our office in Heerhugowaard.

Starting Monday, January 6, work is underway on the railroad crossing near our Heerhugowaard office and on the Stationsplein-Zuidtangent intersection.