Welcome to DEQ's Water Quality Division
Cheyenne Office:
DEQ/Water Quality Division
122 West 25th Street
Herschler Building, 4th Floor-West
Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002
Water Quality Division's main telephone number:
307-777-7781
DEQ/WQD fax machine number: 307-777-5973
Field Offices:
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Lander Office:
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Sheridan Office: |
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ADVISORY BOARD:
Water and Waste
Advisory
Board
listing
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Current Events, Proposed Rule Changes, and
Draft Documents
A listing of public
meetings, public notices and on-going rule revisions.
The Water Quality Division has adopted a policy of
paperless email notification for announcements, notifications of rule
changes or general information. To receive these email
notifications, you must sign up for them at the following link:
Please remember to confirm your sign up by responding
to the email that is sent from the list after you join. All other
Water Quality email lists will be consolidated into this list except for
the combined Nonpoint Source and TMDL programs.
Carbon
Sequestration: Rule Information
Interim Policy on Establishing Effluent Limits for Permitted Point
Source Discharges to Class 1 Water Tributaries - Adopted
Memorandum summarizing Interim Policy
Niobrara
Shale Development Q&A
WQD RULES AND STATUTES:
Water Quality Rules & Regulations (Chapters 1 to 24)
Environmental Quality Act - Link to the legislative website for Title 35. Section 35-11-101 is the beginning of the Wyoming Environmental Quality Act.
DEQ Rules of Practice and Procedure
WQD PROGRAMS:
Commercial Oilfield E&P Exempt Pits List
Groundwater
Program
Subdivision planning has moved to the
Water and Wastewater Program
Watershed Protection
Program
Includes non-point source grants and TMDL information.
Water and Wastewater Program
Includes:
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water and wastewater construction permitting
*
rulemaking for
cross connection control
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small wastewater
(septic systems)
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operator certification
* SRF
loan program
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capacity development
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source water and wellhead protection
*
subdivision planning
Underground Injection Control
Program
Regulates any subsurface fluid emplacement.
WYPDES (Point Source) Program
regulates discharges of pollutants that have the potential to reach
surface waters of the state. Programs include permits for:
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Point source
discharges of waste and process waters
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Coalbed methane (CBM) discharges
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Storm
water discharges from regulated activities
* Concentrated
animal feeding
operations (CAFOs)
* Link to
CBM Watershed Based Permitting
Page
Last Update: March 19, 2012
