News Media Contact: Erin Hatfield , The past year has been a time of change for our agency, but as always, we remain dedicated to protecting public health and the environment for you. The first change you may notice is the appearance of a new face on this page. After more than ten years as executive director and nearly 40 years in public service, Scott Thompson has retired.
DEQ has an excellent foundation, and it is my goal to build on what we have already accomplished. See Moreβ¦. DEQ uses GIS to make maps that communicate, perform analysis, share information, and solve complex problems helping to make Oklahoma an even better place to live. Data layers on our DEQ Data Viewer include air monitoring sites, Superfund sites, storm water sensitive areas, accredited laboratories and much more.
Please be as specific as possible about the records you need. Please be sure to have the physical address of the property in question. If you have other questions or concerns about your septic system, you may contact your local DEQ representative. Go to our local offices webpage and click on the county in which you live. Please include as much information as possible.
Periodically testing the water from your well is an important step to make sure the water delivered to your family is safe. We have prepared a very informative fact sheet about testing your home water well to answer many of the questions you may have. They will be happy to assist you. Operator Certification. See More Questionsβ¦. Click Here. Director's Corner. Board Environmental Quality Board. Frequently Asked Records Requests. If you wish to file an environmental complaint, you may either click the button below or contact our hour hotline at Complaint Form Online.
Private Water Well β Testing. Confidential means that you will receive letters regarding the status of the complaint but your Name, Address, and Telephone Number will not be released to anyone outside this agency.
