Many rural communities struggle with keeping towns clean. From waste diversion challenges such as illegal dumping and lack of recycling options to dealing with dilapidated buildings and contaminated sites, there’s a lot to do to keep towns clean and healthy. Discover resources and strategies you can bring home to improve the quality of life for your community.

ADEQ is holding this public hearing to discuss its current minimum standards, for the design of and for sanitary conditions at any public or semipublic swimming pool or bathing place, by referencing the 2016 Model Aquatic Health Code. ADEQ seeks to amend R18-5-201 through R18-5-204, and repeal R18-5-205 through R18-5-248. The hearing will be on Monday, August 14, 2017, at 9:00 a.m.

ADEQ is holding this public event for an Operator Certification Program. These one-day workshops will cover topics such as: Drinking Water 101, Ground Water Rule, ADEQ's Monitor Assistance Program, Lab Methods, Common Drinking Water reporting mistakes and "What to expect when you are being inspected."

ADEQ is holding this public event for an Operator Certification Program. These one-day workshops will cover topics such as: Drinking Water 101, Ground Water Rule, ADEQ's Monitor Assistance Program, Lab Methods, Common Drinking Water reporting mistakes and "What to expect when you are being inspected."