Current Suspected Overdose Deaths in Delaware for 2024: Get Help Now!
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Attention Medicaid Participants: Eligibility Renewals Restarted April 1, 2023
Welcome to the Office of Drinking WaterThe mission of the Office of Drinking Water is to protect the health of Delawareans by assuring safe drinking water through comprehensive monitoring, technical assistance and public education.
Delaware Lead Service Line Inventory Template for Drinking Water Utilities
Development of PFAS Regulations for DelawareThe Division of Public Health, in coordination with DNREC, is in the process of developing Delaware-specific regulations for PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) in drinking water. As part of this process, we have initiated an Implementation Plan that will enable our continued compliance with federal standards. EPA LinksOffice of Drinking Water Programs
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Payments to the Office of Drinking Water (ODW)ODW now accepts online payments. Payments accepted are for Delaware Licensed Drinking Water Operators who are applying for license renewals (not for new applicants) and for Public Water Systems who are paying their annual fees. Choose from the links below to access the appropriate payment portal. Additional Links for the Office of Drinking Water
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Additional Water Resources Delaware's Water Quality __________ Drinking Water State Revolving Fund __________ Public Drinking Water Notices __________ How to Apply for DWSRF Funding __________ BIL Technical Assistance Guide __________ DNREC Division of Water Resources Water Supply Section __________ US EPA Safe Drinking Water Home Page __________ US EPA Private Drinking Water Wells __________ University of Delaware - Water Resources Agency __________ Del-Tech Environmental Training Center __________ Delaware Rural Water Association __________ Southeast Rural Community Assistance Project |
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