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Poster.pdf

Unfortunately, raw sewage is not the only threat to the health of Alabama's waterways. As much as we enjoy the waters for recreation, the presence of boats and people both pose significant dangers to water and wildlife. Unless, of course, each and every person who enjoys the water make an effort to protect it. Here are a few suggestions for helping protect the water while you're enjoying it:

ADEM
Attn: Operator Certification
Post Office Box 301463
Montgomery, Alabama 36130-1463
(334) 271-7796
(334) 271-7796 fax
ademopcert@adem.alabama.gov

ADEM intends to issue a Revised Division 10 Regulation (Operator Certification Program). We are developing an updated version of these proposed changes and they will be posted here when it is ready for review. If you have any questions about the regulations, please contact Bobby Rowland at: 334-279-3071 (browland@adem.alabama.gov).

To become certified at the level of the exam just passed, the intern must continue to work in a publicly-owned, permitted facility for the length of time listed in ADEM's Chapter 335 Division 10 regulations (335-10-1).

To become an Alabama-Certified Water or Wastewater System Operator, an applicant must

ADEM's Operator Certification Updates are sent out on a quarterly basis to keep you updated on the latest happenings in your field.

2025 Quarter 1 OpCert Updates