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Marion County Wellfield Education Corporation
Groundwater and Drinking Water Protection for Indianapolis and Marion County Indiana
Education and resources for all citizens plus businesses in Marion County, IN wellfields to prevent pollution to our drinking water resources.

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We can help! We provide free, confidental wellfield reviews for any new or existing business located in one of Marion County, Indiana's wellfields.
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Printable guides, forms, and checklists for best management practices required in accordance with Marion County and Indianapolis wellfield regulations.
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Businesses located in Marion County wellfields may be eligible to receive free secondary containment products to help prevent spills and protect drinking water.
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In Marion County, Indiana, private well owners are eligible for free water testing from both the county health department, and, for a limited time, the Indiana Department of Environmental Management’s Groundwater Monitoring Network study. Well water testing and annual maintenance are important parts of keeping your private well functioning and safe. If you own a […]

On Saturday May 16 from 8am – Noon, the Indianapolis Colts, Republic Services, and Technology Recyclers will host a free electronic recycling event for residents and businesses at Lucas Oil Stadium.

In Marion County, Indiana, we have a very active Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) that assists land users in conserving soil, water, and related natural resources. Throughout the year the Marion County SWCD works with neighborhoods and individuals to host project and workshops that improve our water quality. Each county in the state also […]
MCWEC representatives can help your business identify site specific ways to limit potential for groundwater contamination. You may receive free spill containment supplies in return. These reviews are free and intended to ensure businesses are operating in ways protective to groundwater; observations are NOT reported to any regulatory agencies.
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