Groundwater Division

The Division of Water Pollution Control is a public agency that develops and implements a variety of programs to monitor water quality throughout the city of Springfield in Illinois. It identifies the sources of water pollution from municipal, industrial and commercial discharges. The division is a part of the Bureau of Water, which is responsible for watershed management and the maintenance of water quality standards. The Division of Water Pollution Control also operates the Division of Public Water Supply, which is mandated by the Illinois Environmental Protection Act to protect the public from disease and assure adequate supply of drinking water.

The Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) is a government agency dedicated to safeguarding environmental quality in Springfield, IL. They strive to protect health, welfare, property, and the quality of life by addressing various environmental issues such as air and water pollution, waste disposal, land pollution, and energy conservation. The IEPA offers a range of services and programs including grants, training, compliance and enforcement, and cleanup programs for local governments. They also provide resources for businesses, educators, and the community to promote environmental education and awareness. With a commitment to environmental justice and accessibility, the IEPA ensures language and disability access, making their services available to all.Generated from the website

The Public Water Supply Division in Springfield, IL is responsible for managing and distributing clean water to the local community. With a focus on ensuring safe and reliable water supply, the division works to meet the water needs of residents and businesses in the area. Generated from their business information