Save the Date: Data Management Users Conference 2025
ASDWA and the Environmental Protection Agency will be hosting the 2025 Data Management Users Conference (DMUC) from July 29 –...
Rebuilding trust in our nation’s drinking water starts with high-quality data that is robust, accurate, and accessible to the communities we serve. Effective data management plays a critical role in helping states and EPA advance their mission to protect public health by ensuring that high-quality data support environmental and public health programs and decisions. ASDWA members’ goal is to work with EPA and our partners to support water sector initiatives that seek to improve drinking water data quality, accuracy, completeness, and transparency. Further, to engage with those who use or are interested in drinking water data to meet these ends. SDWIS manages information about PWSs and their violations of the National Primary Drinking Water Regulations (NPDWRs). The importance of SDWIS to the drinking water program cannot be understated. This software suite enables primacy agencies to manage water system inventory information, receive and collect system compliance monitoring data, manage sampling and monitoring schedules, determine candidate NPDWR violations, and track enforcement activity. It also provides tools to assist with required quarterly reporting of violations, inventory, and actions data to EPA’s SDWIS Fed database. While SDWIS has served the national drinking water program for decades, it requires modernization. EPA has partnered with states to replace the aging SDWIS with a new application suite capable of effectively managing the ever-growing volume and complexity of data that the national drinking water program demands.ASDWA Priorities
The Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS)
ASDWA maintains a SDWIS User Community with resources for SDWIS users, including access to SDWIS software and documentation, as well as information about the modernization effort. Submit a Login Request Form to obtain credentials.
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