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At Ohio Rural Water Association, we understand that collaboration, education, and technical assistance are essential to the success of Ohio's rural water and wastewater utilities. That's why we're dedicated to fostering strong relationships and open communication between industry professionals.
Central Ohio is growing – from about 2.5 million residents today to more than 3 million by 2050 – and we need to provide clean, safe drinking water for everyone. The new water plant and transmission mains will increase the region’s water system capacity and reliability as our region grows.
The Ohio Water Development Authority is an independent agency created by the State of Ohio in 1968 to provide financing to local governments for projects related to solid waste, water supplies and water pollution control.
The Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts supports the work of Ohio’s 88 Soil and Water Conservation Districts who for 75 years have been providing locally-driven solutions to natural resource concerns at both the rural and urban settings of the SWCD’s in various capacities.
Public water systems (PWSs) are regulated by the Ohio EPA Division of Drinking and Ground Waters (Ohio EPA DDAGW). Public water systems use either a ground water source, a surface water source or a ground water under the direct influence of surface water source.
17 sty 2024 · The Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Grant Program provides grants to improve access to clean drinking water and wastewater infrastructure. Grants of up to $5 million for construction projects are available to Ohio communities.
Drinking Water Watch is a portal for publicly available drinking water data from the state of Ohio. Users can search by public water system ID, name, county, water system type, and primary source water type for information in the portal.
