Hot Topics
- New Lead Requirements:
The Lead and Copper Rule now requires all public water systems to provide the results of each lead sample to each customer who collected a sample. Consumer notification is required for each round of lead and copper tap monitoring within 30 days of receiving test results from your laboratory. Also, it is required that systems send certification to DES that consumer notification was completed. - Notification and Certification Forms
Publications
- Corrosivity of Water Supplies
(Fact Sheet DWGB-3-4) - General Regulatory Information for Public Water Supplies
- Lead and Copper in Private Drinking Water Supply
- Lead and Copper Sampling Site Location
- Lead and Copper Sampling Instructions
- Overview of the Lead and Copper Rule (Fact Sheet WD-DWGB-3-23)
Rules/Regulatory
Forms/Applications
- Public Notice Forms, Lead and Copper
- Public Education for Lead Exceedance
- Lead Sample Consumer Notification Form
- Certification of Consumer Notice of Lead Tap Water Monitoring Results
- Optimal Corrosion Control Treatment Report (OCCTR Form)
- PWS Site Identification List
- Routine Water Quality Report
FAQs
Contact Us
- Susan Willoughby
NHDES Drinking Water & Groundwater Bureau
29 Hazen Drive; PO Box 95
Concord, NH 03302-0095
(603) 271-2952
(603) 271- 5171 (fax)
susan.willoughby@des.nh.gov
- Joan Fitzsimmons
NHDES Drinking Water & Groundwater Bureau
29 Hazen Drive; PO Box 95
Concord, NH 03302-0095
(603) 271-2516
(603) 271- 3490 (fax)
joan.fitzsimmons@des.nh.gov
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