DEQ - Source Water Assessment

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Source Water Assessment

Michigan Source Water Assessment Program

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment(MDNRE) has completed a Source Water Assessment Program as required by the 1996 reauthorization of the federal Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). The 1996 amendments to the SDWA required states to:

Identify the areas that supply public drinking water.
Inventory contaminants and assess water susceptibility to contamination.
Inform the public of the results.

Contact Jason Berndt (517) 241-4796 for additional information.

Information

• Wellhead Protection Program (WHPP)

• Surface Water Intake Protection Program (SWIPP)Guidance Document PDF icon

• Approved Surface Water Intake Protection Programs (SWIPP)

• Map of Watersheds in Michigan Public Water Supply Source Water Assessment Areas PDF icon

• Source Water Assessment Program Final Report as submitted to USEPA

• Source Water Assessment Program as Approved by USEPA PDF icon


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