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ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
Our mission is to provide property owners and La Paz County citizens a valuable service through communication, education, training, quality services and advocacy regarding onsite and decentralized wastewater treatment, storm water pollution, aquifer protection and public health protection.
- Notice of Intent to drill, deepen, replace or modify a well:WELL APPLICATION - APPLICATIONINSTRUCTIONS
- Notice of Intent to Abandon a Well:WELL ABANDONMENT APPLICATION - WELL ABANDONMENT INSTRUCTIONS
- Site Investigation Report (GWS 423).
- Notice of Intent to Discharge Application.
- Notice to Discharge Checklist
- Notice to Discharge Form
- Procedures for Installing Septic System.
- Notice of Intent to Discharge Procedures.
- Request for Discharge Authorization for an Onsite Wastewater Treatment Facility (GWS 422).
- Request Septic Tank Abandonment.
- Transfer of On-Site Wastewater Treatment Facility. -- LOCATE TRANSFER INSPECTOR
- List of Certified Perc. Tester’s.
- Septic Repair Information.
SEPTIC HAULERS
Guidelines for Septic Truck Pumpers
The following guidelines shall be met prior to commencing business:
Permit Submittal Documents:
- Complete and submit a separate Application for Permit for each vehicle. Each Application for Permit shall have a separate permit fee of $200.00.
- Complete and submit a separate ADEQ Application for Septic Tank Cleaner License for each vehicle. Please sign and date each form. We will forward the form to ADEQ for you.
- A copy of the title and registration shall be submitted for each vehicle to be permitted.
Once items 1-3 above have been completed you may schedule an inspection through our division. Upon approval of the inspection we will issue a permit number. The permit will be a good for one year to be renewed annually every January. Permits that are not renewed by January 15th will be suspended and the operator will have to start the entire process over again including licensing through ADEQ. Upon completion of this portion we will forward your information to the La Paz County Board of Supervisors to set up a billing account.
RV PARKS
- The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Handles all on-site wastewater projects dealing with RV Parks in the state of Arizona.
Health Questions?
For Questions regarding Food Safety, Emergency Preparedness, Vital Records and general health concerns, please contact the La Paz County Health Department.