DEQ - Water Well Construction

Skip Navigation

Michigan Department of Environmental Quality

Michigan.gov, Official Web Site for the State of Michigan

Michigan.gov Home


>	Aquatic Invasive Species
>	Biosolids & Industrial Pretreatment
>	Campgrounds and Pools
>	Drinking Water
	Abandoned Water Wells
	Community Water Supply
	Contamination Investigation
	Noncommunity Water Supply
	Source Water Assessment
	Water Wellhead Protection
	Water Well Construction
>	Enbridge Oil Spill
>	Great Lakes
>	Groundwater Discharge
>	Groundwater Modeling
>	Inland Lakes & Streams
>	On Site Wastewater
>	Operating Training & Certification
>	Part 5 Rules: Spillage of Oil/Polluting Materials
>	Revolving Fund Programs
>	Rule 97 Certifications
>	Surface Water
>	Wastewater Construction
>	Water Management
>	Water Quality Monitoring
>	Water and Wastewater Security
>	Wetlands Protection

close print view

print friendly email this page

Water Well Construction

Michigan Well Construction ProgramOur mission is to protect the health of Michigan's citizens who rely on water wells as their drinking water source through implementation of the Michigan Water Well Construction and Pump Installation Code (Part 127, Act 368, PA 1978 and Administrative Rules). Protection of public health, ground water resources, and aquifers is accomplished by assuring that water wells are constructed, operated, and decommissioned in a technically sound manner.