The Missouri Department of Natural Resources released a Flood & Drought app displaying real-time conditions and regional impacts.
Water
New York Announces Comprehensive Cybersecurity Regulations & Grant Program
New York adopted comprehensive water cybersecurity regulations and announced $2.5M in grants to protect critical water infrastructure.
New Hampshire Publishes ‘Caring for our Marshes’ Guide
New Hampshire DES has published an online guide offering practical, science-based information for managing shoreline properties.
Maryland Funds Lead Service Line Replacements
Maryland has approved over $40M to inventory and replace lead drinking water lines in its two largest counties.
Resolution 04-3: Small Community Water Challenges
In this resolution, ECOS requests that the federal government work with state and local governments to address current and future small community drinking water and wastewater requirements and to assist small communities in managing their regulatory requirements; and that federal funding for small communities be directed to states to provide small communities the technical and compliance resources they need.
Resolution 08-3: State Assumption of Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit Program
In this resolution, ECOS states its support of the Clean Water Act Section 404 Permit Program.
Colorado Receives Proposed Green Light from EPA on UIC Program
The State of Colorado received proposed approval from U.S. EPA to administer permitting for Class VI underground injection wells under the Safe Drinking Water Act.
South Carolina DES Wins Award for 50-Year State Water Plan
The South Carolina State Library has selected the South Carolina Department of Environmental Services as the recipient of its 2025 Notable State Documents Award for its 2025 South Carolina State Water Plan.
Low-Lying Delaware Marks Flood Awareness Week
The Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control observed Delaware Flood Awareness Week by highlighting their “Know Your Zone” campaign, “Top 3 in 30” webinar series, and Flood Planning Tool, which inform residents in the nation’s lowest-lying state about local flood risks and provide practical resilience and restoration information.
Wisconsin Approves Bipartisan $125M PFAS Package
The Wisconsin State Legislature approved a package of bills, investing over $125M to protect innocent landowners from PFAS liability, create new grant programs, and provide additional Wisconsin DNR staffing and resources to assist in the fight against PFAS contamination.
