Related Directories

• Alaska Well Water Assn.

  The objectives of the Alaska Ground Water Association are: • To assist, promote, encourage, and support the interests and welfare of the groundwater industry in all of its phases generally and in particular within Alaska • To foster, aid, and promote scientific education, standards, research, and techniques in order to improve methods of well construction and development, and to advance the science of groundwater hydrology • To promote harmony and cooperation between well contractors and governmental and scientific agencies relative to the proper development and protection of underground water supplies • To encourage cooperation of all interested groups relative to the improvement of drilling and pumping equipment • To encourage, serve, assist, and promote close cooperation with the National Ground Water Association, Inc. • To collect, analyze, and disseminate information to the economy of Alaska and the nation and the advance generally the mutual interests of all engaged in the groundwater industry in their own and the public interest.

• Montana Water Well Drillers Assn.

  The purpose of the MWWDA is to organize, maintain and operate a trade association for the benefit of its members. To collect and share with its members any scientific, educational or general trade information regarding the subject of well drilling and the sanitary aspects thereof. To monitor and appropriately support or oppose, any legislation seeking to regulate the drilling of wells and the sanitation aspects involved. To advance and further the general welfare and interests of its members.

• Virginia Water Well Assn.

  The Virginia Water Well Association serves with the following objectives: to assist, promote, encourage, and support the interests and welfare of the ground water industries in all phases generally, and in particular within the Commonwealth of Virginia; to foster, aid and promote scientific education, standards, research, and techniques in order to improve methods of well construction and development, and to advance the science of groundwater hydrology.