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Pennsylvania Wellhead Protection Program

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The Pennsylvania Wellhead Protection Plan outlines implementation of wellhead protection, including area delineation, contaminant identification, contingency planning, and management approaches.

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Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PA DEP)
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Great Lakes St. Lawrence Governors & Premiers Aquatic Invasive Species Task Force

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Ohio Wellhead Protection Program

Updated on: August 16 2019

The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency outlines the implementation of wellhead protection program, including regulations and requirements.

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Michigan Wellhead Protection Program

Updated on: August 16 2019

The Michigan Wellhead Protection program page includes information on Wellhead Protection education, training, regulations, and funding.

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Minnesota Source Water and Wellhead Protection Plan

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The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency implements wellhead protection areas to prevent contamination within water supply recharge areas. This webpage provides resources for communities seeking to implement wellhead protection programs.

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New York Wellhead Protection Program

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The New York Department of Health Wellhead Protection Program webpage provides an overview of New York's wellhead protection, and guidance for implementing wellhead programs.

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Pennsylvania Source Water

Updated on: August 16 2019

The Pennsylvania Source Water Protection program webpages provides information on Pennsylvania's source water protection programs, and links to GIS data and community source water assessments.

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