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Welcome to the Division of Drinking Water
Receive CEUs for watching Training Screencasts
You can receive CEUs for watching Training Screencasts and passing a short quiz. Rural Water Association of Utah has made this possible. Click here for more information.
2013 OpenLine Newsletter
2013 Sanitary Survey Assignments
By Health Department
- Bear River HD
- Central Utah Public HD
- Davis County HD
- Salt Lake Valley HD
- Southeastern Utah District HD
- Summit County HD
- Southwest Utah Public HD
- Tooele County HD
- Tri-County HD
- Utah County HD
- Wasatch County HD
- Weber-Morgan HD
By System Number
2013 DWSRF Intended Use Plan
Standard Reports now available online
The following reports are now available online for each water system:
- Water System Inventory Report
- Monitoring Schedule
- Improvement Priority System (IPS) Report
- Annual Bacti Summary
- Certified Operator Report
Before you can access these reports, you will need to login using your eMail address. Click here to create an account.
Drinking Water information online
Information about drinking water facilities and source protection zones is available through the DEQ Interactive Map. The Interactive Map is great for water systems as they update their inventory of contamination sources. Besides the drinking water information the Interactive Map also includes underground storage tanks, CERCLA sites, and many other sites regulated by Utah DEQ. When you arrive at the Interactive Map website, you request access to the drinking water information by clicking on the green link in the left panel or on User Login in the upper right corner. Please contact Mark Jensen (801-536-4199) or Kate Johnson (801-536-4206) if you have questions about the DEQ Interactive Map.
Potential Construction Projects in Utah
One of EPA's stated purposes for the federally funded State Revolving Fund (SRF) is to help water systems comply with the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). The list of potential construction projects (updated 5/17/2013) is the Division's attempt to identify water systems that need construction projects to comply with the SDWA. This list is generated from two different sources of information in the Division's database: 1) those water systems that have significant physical deficiencies found during sanitary surveys and 2) those water systems that have a maximum contaminant level (MCL) violation.
By combining these two sources of information, this list attempts to show those drinking water systems which could benefit from a future project. As such, these systems could qualify to receive State or Federal SRF funding. The Division's hope in providing the list is to encourage drinking water systems appearing on the list to contact their engineering consultants to build a project, and for consultants to work with their clients to build a project. The intent of such projects is compliance with the SDWA.
If anyone wishes to know the details that caused a system to appear on the list, the new online reports link will provide an Improvement Priority System (IPS) report for the identified systems. The IPS report lists: 1) all of the physical deficiencies (both significant and insignificant), 2) all monitoring and quality violations and 3) reporting and procedural violations such as compliance with operator certification requirements and backflow protection requirements. It is envisioned that the IPS report will be the starting point for a more detailed investigation of all issues that could be resolved with a construction project.
After a more detailed evaluation, water systems and their consultants are encouraged to submit a funding application accessible from the Division's Construction Assistance web page.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
CEU data is now available from our website (updated weekly):
Links To Other Drinking Water Organizations
- Utah's Local Health Departments and DEQ District Engineers
- Other Utah State Water Agencies
- Utah Water Quality Alliance
- Related External Links
