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Inventory Updates

The information on this page is designed for and intended for use by Drinking Water Services County and Department of Agriculture partners who have specialized training and are registered as environmental health specialists. If you have questions regarding this material please contact Drinking Water Services at (971) 673-0405.

  • PDF iconTreatment Codes
  • Water system classification for operator certification requirements:
    Water treatment plants and distribution systems at community and non-transient non-community public water systems are classified based on the size and complexity of the water system facility according toOAR-333-061-0220. Classification of a water system or water system facility determines the level of certification required for operators in direct responsible charge of a water system or water system facility as prescribed byOAR 333-061-0225. Use either of the following worksheets to classify a water system: PDF -or- Excel 

The following documents are password protected:

  • Chemical and Bacteriological Monitoring Schedule Change Form: MS Word iconfillable MS Word -or- PDF iconprintable PDF
  • Entry Structure Diagram:
  • Source Information: MS Word iconfillable MS Word -or- PDF iconprintable PDF
  • Water System Inventory Updates
    • If both inventory and contact updates need to be made, submit all updates on the Inventory Update form. Please do not submit a separate contact update form.
    • Contact Update Form: For contact changes only. Log into Data Online web forms, select "Water System Contact Info," and search for water system under "Water System Contact Updates."
    • MS Word iconInventory Update Form: For changes other than or in addition to contact updates. Revised 05/12/2022
    • State staff should use Survey123 for all inventory and contact updates.
  • Waiver request and associated procedure to reduce monitoring from annual to once every three years after a VOC contaminant was detected.