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Updated: March 24, 2023

Stormwater Management

Resources for managing stormwater in the landscape.
Updated: May 17, 2022

What to Do After the Flood

Drilled, driven or bored wells are best disinfected by a well or pump contractor, because it is difficult for the private owner to thoroughly disinfect these wells. If you suspect that your well may be contaminated, contact your local or state health department or agriculture extension agent for specific advice on disinfecting your well. The suggestions below are intended to supplement flood precautions issued by State and local health authorities.
Updated: May 17, 2022

Well Protection in Flood Prone Areas

This Guidance is intended to supplement flood precautions issued by local health and environmental departments. It is recommended that any reworking of a well terminal and well disinfection be performed by a licensed well or pump contractor because it is difficult for the private owners to adequately disinfect wells and safely work with deep set pumps.
Updated: April 14, 2021

Your Well and Floods

Your Well and Floods
Updated: February 5, 2021

What to Do After the Flood

Drilled, driven or bored wells are best disinfected by a well or pump contractor, because it is difficult for the private owner to thoroughly disinfect these wells. If you suspect that your well may be contaminated, contact your local or state health department or agriculture extension agent for specific advice on disinfecting your well. The suggestions below are intended to supplement flood precautions issued by State and local health authorities.
Updated: January 29, 2021

STORMWATER RUNOFF: WHAT TO DO WHEN IT IMPACTS YOU

Stormwater runoff is capable of causing nuisance flooding, can negatively impact property, and may be caused by neighbors’ attempts to correct their own flooding issues. Landowners impacted by stormwater runoff should consider educating themselves on their rights and responsibilities, take steps to document the problem, communicate with neighbors and agencies, and seek mediation if the situation cannot be resolved amicably
Updated: January 15, 2021

Natural Disaster Preparedness for Poultry Producers

How well are you prepared for a natural disaster? There is no possible way to be prepared for every possible disaster. However, many things can be prepared in advance to help cope with a natural disaster. Proper planning before a disaster occurs can decrease the severity of the impact and can help a poultry producer return to normal operating conditions quickly and safely.