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Drinking Water Resources
Drinking Water Resources
- WV Department of Human Health & Resources - Request for potable water testing
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River Alert Information Network (RAIN)
- WV Rural Water Association
- PA Rural Water Association
- Appalachian Community Technical Assistance and Training Program (ACTAT)
- National Environmental Services Center
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West Virginia Water and Wastewater Funding Sources - Compiled by the Environmental Finance Center Network
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River Network State Revolving Fund Advocacy Toolkit
- EPA Small Drinking Water Systems Webinar Series
- U.S. Chamber of Commerce Small and Disadvantaged Community Water Funding Roadmap
Funding Opportunities
West Virginia Drinking Water Treatment Revolving Fund (DWTRF)
Typical DWTRF projects include water treatment plant upgrades, distribution and storage upgrades, and extensions of existing systems. Projects solely for economic growth, recreational and commercial facilities or projects solely for fire protection are not eligible for DWTRF assistance.
Wellhead and Source Water Protection Grants
The Wellhead Protection and Source Water Protection Grant Programs are designed to provide funding for the development and implementation of local wellhead and source water protection programs; as well as, the enhancement of physical security.
WVWRI Drinking Water Projects
WVWRI, 2022. Disinfection Byproducts in the Monongahela River Basin. White Paper WRI 2022.
WVWRI, 2020. Monongahela: Trihalomethane (THM) Fact Sheet. thm_factsheetpptx.pdf (wvu.edu)
WVWRI, 2020. Monongahela: Trihalomethane (THM) Story Map. https://arcg.is/119fWj
Mirza, N., 2019. Minimizing Trihalomethane Formation through Source Water Monitoring and Optimizing Treatment Practices (MS). West Virginia University Libraries. https://doi.org/10.33915/etd.7399