How do I keep my license current?
You must apply for renewal prior to the expiration date. All
licenses expire on June 30 of odd numbered years. A
postcard is mailed to all current licensees at the address
of record approximately 8 to 10 weeks prior to the
expiration date with instructions of how to renew your
certificate(s) online. You should keep the Board office
informed of your current address. The renewal fee for a
two-year period is $65.00.
How do I receive a renewal application?
On-line renewal and hard copy renewal applications are
available 8 to 10 weeks prior of a renewal period. On-line
renewal applications are available at this website at
(Online License Renewal). To request a renewal
application to be mailed to you, call (404) 463-1100 and
follow the prompts. Please Note: The on-line renewal
process takes minutes to be completed and it wifl be
matted within 3 to 5 business days. A hard copy renewal
application takes a minimum of 4 to 6 weeks to be
processed and mailed.
Lower Interest Rate Encourages Water Conservation Projects.
ATLANTA – Georgia communities can now take advantage of lower interest
rates for environmental infrastructure projects that conserve water. For more information, click here.
2012 BROCHURE / JANUARY - JUNE COURSE DATES
Check out 2012 Course dates and brochure downloads on our
Training Page
Change to credit card payments: Please
note that, for mail-in registrations for both GRWA On-site courses
and Conference registrations, we are now also accepting American
Express and Discover credit cards. Please indicate, on the mail-in form,
which card you would like used.
Due to increased costs associated with providing Total Coliform analytical
services, EPD is unable to continue to provide this service for public water
systems at no charge. In order to be able to continue to offer this
service, a new voluntary Drinking Water Total Coliform Monitoring Contract
for Service program is being implemented for public water systems serving
less than 12,901 people. This new program covers analytical services
associated with the Total Coliform Rule (TCR) based on the number of routine
samples a public water system is required to collect each month / quarter.