Where You Live

Idaho (Region 10)

Contacts for Idaho

Contact Category:
Source Water Protection Program
Sole Source Aquifer Program

Source Water Protection Program

• Amy Williams
  Idaho Department of Environmental Quality
  1410 N Hilton
  Boise, Idaho 83706
  Phone: 208-373-0115  
  Email: amy.williams@deq.idaho.gov
  

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Links for Idaho

• Idaho Department of Environmental Quality: Drinking Water Protection

   State Drinking Water Protection Web Sites

• Idaho Department of Environmental Quality: Source Water Protection Program

   State Drinking Water Protection Web Sites

• Idaho: State and Local Drinking Water Information - Provides information about state drinking water offices, local drinking water suppliers, and trends among drinking water systems.

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Publications for Idaho

Coeur d'Alene Health Ordinance District No. 1 ( PDF 22 pp , 41 K ) Dalton Gardens Stormwater Ordinance No. 120 ( PDF 6 pp , 12 K )

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Case Studies for Idaho

Title: Idaho: Association of Idaho Cities

Subtitle: Statewide Educational Effort Promotes Local Governments' Awareness of Drinking Water Protection

Case Study Type: Protection

Description: The Association of Idaho Cities (AIC) initiated a broad outreach program that promotes SWP to each city and county in the State. With support from the Idaho Association of Counties, EPA, Idaho DEQ, and the Idaho RWA, AIC developed a packet of educational materials for a variety of audiences, including government officials, the public, and other stakeholders. The multimedia packet, which includes a video, interactive DVD, facilitator's guide, planning manual, and a CD-based compendium of BMPs, was sent to each of the State's counties and cities. AIC plans to follow up with the packet recipients to determine how they took advantage of the educational materials provided.