ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Thank you for creating your ADEM Web Portal Account and accessing EDWRS within the Portal. Please see the User's Guide for instructions on how to submit document, enter data, request permissions, and more.
-- posted 10/14/2022 -
Lead Service Line Inventory
Lead Service Line Inventories are due to the Department by October 16, 2024. The Excel template and PDF Certification form can be submitted using the appropriate portals within EDWRS. For more information and the templates, please visit ADEM's Drinking Water Lead and Copper Page or email robert.compton@adem.alabama.gov with questions.
-- posted 2/8/2024 -
Did you know?
You can update your emergency contacts HERE and stay up to date with Department announcements affecting your water system!
-- posted 2/8/2024
Welcome
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management (ADEM) is providing a web-enabled electronic drinking water reporting system (EDWRS) for public water systems and certified labs to manage submissions, including monthly operational reports (MOR), consumer confidence reports (CCR), Lead Service Line Inventories (LSLI), Public Notice Proof Packages (PNOT) and drinking water analytes required by Alabama's drinking water program.
The EDWRS provides public water systems with the ability to submit required documents by category and electronically validated analytical results via direct entry or XML upload. Document submissions are available for review and can be quickly made available to the public through ADEM's eFile system. Analytical results are electronically validated and imported into SDWIS/State, the state's central drinking water database. All successful submissions will receive acknowledgement of receipt via email.
The EDWRS provides the following benefits:
- Saves public water systems and labs time and money by providing a single tool for meeting reporting requirements
- Saves resources by providing a central repository for managing submissions and reducing the need for storage and retention of paper records
- Improves the accuracy of compliance data through by eliminating potential errors associated with manual data entry
- Improves Alabama's drinking water program's effectiveness in evaluating and responding to potential compliance issues with minimal burden on public water systems
The reference materials listed below are available should you need assistance navigating site and submitting your documents and data.