Drinking Water in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska
EPA Region 10 Drinking Water Unit
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News
Eastern Washington Public Water System Nominated for National Award
Pasadena Park Irrigation District #17, a water system in Spokane that serves 5,600 people, has been nominated for a national award from EPA's Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) for its work to become a more sustainable drinking water system. Thanks to their use of DWSRF funds to replace a leaking water main, drinking water that is cleaner and safer is now being distributed, millions of gallons of water are being saved, and the system is experiencing cost savings averaging $75,000 per year.
Drinking Water Program
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Compliance and Enforcement
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Microbial and Disinfection Byproducts Rules
National Drinking Water Standards (MCLs and MCLGs)
Small System Compliance Technology List for the Surface Water Treatment Rule (PDF) (48pp, 129 K)
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Initial Distribution System Evaluation (IDSE) Reporting
Water Where you Live
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Grants & Funding
Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF)
Region 10 Annual Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Report (PDF) (July 2007) (30 pp. 1.2MB)
Tribal/Indian Infrastructure Grants Programs (Drinking Water/Wastewater)
Managing & Operating Drinking Water Systems
Source Water Protection Program
Sole Source Aquifer Program
Public Water System (PWS) Compliance Program
Capacity Development for Small Systems
Operator Certification
Tribal Drinking Water Systems
Tribal Drinking Water Program
Direct Implementation on Tribal Lands
National Tribal Compliance Assistance Center
Emergency Response Planning Guide for Tribal Water Systems (MS Word) (65pp, 652K)
Security Vulnerability Self-Assessment Guide for Tribal Drinking Water Systems (MS Word) (27pp, 598K)