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DRAGIN Drilling, Wareham, Mass., announces its new Web site at www.dragindrilling.com.

A proposal to create the Water Protection Act of 2001 is currently progressing through the Illinois legislature.

The California Contractors State License Board needs additional C-57 contractors to assist in the actual writing of questions to be used in future exams.

Two suburban Philadelphia lawmakers are introducing legislation to require minimum statewide construction standards for wells and certification of well drillers.

Very dry conditions continue to be reflected in the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation's May Water Year 2001 allocation for water supplies from the federal Central Valley Project (CVP) in California.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Region 4 Safe Taps Program is one of 17 federal semifinalists for the 2001 Innovations in American Government Awards.

The California Senate voted to send a bill to the state Assembly that requires health officials to set drinking water limits for chromium 6.

Due to health reasons, Truman Hall resigned his position as executive secretary of the Arkansas Water Well Contractors Association (AWWCA) in March.

The drought gripping South Florida may ultimately cost water managers more than the $11.5 million it cost them to deal with Hurricane Andrew in 1992.

Prompted by water restrictions and fed up with the demands of keeping a rectangle of grass in crew cut, perpetual green, some homeowners are giving up on the traditional lawn.