This page contains information and links for NGWA’s, and external websites’, rosters of useful information. Resources include licensing agencies for geologists, engineers, and contractors, and guidance for engaging an environmental or groundwater consultant. In addition, there are links to regulatory agencies, groundwater-use summaries, groundwater-quality reports, and more.

Current state: Idaho

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State Groundwater Information


 Groundwater Map

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 Groundwater Quality Profile

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 Groundwater Use

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Domestic Water Well Information



Construction
 Contact Information:Idaho Dept of Water Resources
  Thomas Neace
  322 E Front St
  Boise, ID 83720-0098
  208 287.4800
  

thomas.neace@idwr.idaho.gov

 Agency Web site

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 Regulations

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Licensing/registration of professional
 Contact Information:Idaho Dept of Water Resources
  Thomas Neace
  322 E Front St
  Boise, ID 83720-0098
  208 287.4800
  

thomas.neace@idwr.idaho.gov

 Agency Web site

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 Regulations

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Water Well Testing
 Recommendations

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 Certified Water Testing Labs

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Well Log Information


 Idaho

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Scientist & Engineer Information


 Engineers

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 Geologists

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 US EPA Guidelines for selecting an environmental professional

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Other Related Information



Affiliate Organization
 Contact Information

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Disclaimer:  The links provided represent a snapshot in time and may be updated periodically. NGWA is not responsible for the content on any external Web site. Individuals should contact their own state or local agencies for additional or updated information.