Data Management
Data Management enters all data received from the Monthly Operational Reports, bacteriological reports, and chemical reports into a specialized database called SDWIS (Safe Drinking Water Information System). Each public water system monitors/samples their water for various chemicals and contaminants that has the potential to be a public health risk. Some chemical/contaminants that systems test for are chlorine, e-coli, arsenic, and nitrate, just to name a few. The EPA maintains data in several databases and it uses this information to help manage environmental programs, and provide public access to the data.
Programs
Contact
Adriane TurpinBureau For Public HealthOffice of Environmental Health Services
Environmental Engineering DivisionData Management
350 Capitol Street, Room 313
Charleston, WV 25301-3713
Phone: 304-352-5044Email: Adriane.E.Turpin@wv.gov
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