We all need clean water.  We drink it.  We fish, swim, boat and enjoy it in our streams and lakes.  It irrigates our crops, is used by our businesses, and helps keep our yards and parks green.  The Lewis and Clark County Water Quality Protection District has worked to preserve, protect, and improve water quality since 1992.

WQPD Board Meeting - October 23, 2018 at 5:30, Room 226 of the City-County Building, 316 N. Park Ave. October Board Packet 

LHWG Meeting -September, 27 2018  Please stay tuned for more information.  

2018 Flooding - The WQPD needs your help!  We are gathering information on who was impacted by floodwaters this year, mainly groundwater.  The WQPD will be using the information to map the floodwaters and expand our groundwater monitoring.  Please click on the link and fill out the survey.  Thank you for your assistance.  

Helena Valley Flood

 

Alpine Analytical, Inc.

1315 Cherry Ave.

449-6282

 

Energy Laboratories, Inc.

3161 East lyndale

442-0711

 

Environmental Laboratory MT Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS)

1400 Broadway

1-800-821-7284 

 

 

For information on what is Arsenic and Uranium from the Helena Area 2016 Arsenic Sampling Project, if found in your well water, please visit the Water Quality Resources page.

Watershed Restoration Plan - (2016 - 2023) In the next seven years, the priority areas for watershed restoration projects are:

 

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Is your well water safe?  Find out.  Reduced Cost Water Sampling Kits Available  Annual well water testing is the only way to know if your water is safe.  Stop by the City-County Building, room 230 to pick up your drinking water sampling kit.  This kit is offered at a reduced cost, plus you can receive an additional $25 reimbursement from the L&C Conservation District. For more information on the program click here: MSU Extension Water Quality

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Montana Water Supply Report - Spring 2018

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National Groundwater Awareness Week   Anytime is a good time to sample your well.  Stop by and see us and let's talk about your well. 

This is a great reminder to test and protect your groundwater.  What will you do to protect your groundwater?  Take advantage of the reduced cost sampling program.  Kits are available at the City/County Building, Room 230. 

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Water Quality Protection District News, a compilation of water quality-related news of potential interest to the Water Quality Protection District Board.

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