General Permits

General permits have the same permitting requirements as other permits.  These requirements are specified in Chapter 3 and the general permit conditions.  Instructions for obtaining a permit are detailed on the Permitting Forms and Information tab.

DEQ develops and issues a new general permit every 5 years for each of the types of facilities listed below.  The general permits have expired. Please check back for general permit updates.

  • Pilot Plants for pilot plants constructed to obtain data to demonstrate compliance with Water Quality Rules Chapters 11, 12, 25, and 28.
  • Sewage Collection Facilities for extensions to or modifications of existing sewage collection facilities excluding storm sewers, pump stations, lift stations, or force mains, constructed in compliance with Water Quality Rules Chapter 11.
  • Small Wastewater Systems for installation, repair or replacement of individual or commercial sewage disposal systems that treat less than 2,000 gallons of domestic sewage per day, constructed in compliance with Water Quality Rules Chapter 25.
  • Water Distribution Facilities for extensions to or modifications of existing public water supply distribution facilities excluding finished water storage facilities and booster pump systems, constructed in compliance with Water Quality Rules Chapter 12.

Submit a Certificate-of-Completion form when construction is complete.

Submit a Permit-Transfer-of-Ownership form if the ownership of a permitted facility is transferred to another party.

Contact

Please contact us with any questions you have about the Water and Wastewater Section. 

Water and Wastewater Section Manager:

Keenan Hendon
Tel 307-777-7075, email: keenan.hendon2@wyo.gov

 

Water and Wastewater Construction Permitting:

Dale Lee, P.E - Central District Engineer
Tel 307-675-5640, email: dale.lee@wyo.gov

Dorran Larner- Northeast District Engineer
Tel 307-675-5644, email: dorran.larner2@wyo.gov

Hannes Stueckler, P.E.  – Northwest District Engineer
Tel 307-335-6961, email: hannes.stueckler@wyo.gov

Dennis Lewis, P.E. – Southeast District Engineer
Tel 307-777-7088, email: dennis.lewis@wyo.gov

Adam Keifenheim  – Southwest District Engineer
Tel 307-335-6962, email: adam.keifenheim@wyo.gov

Bradley Ellis, P.E.– SRF/Teton County Engineer
Tel 307-473-3469, email: bradley.ellis@wyo.gov

 

State Revolving Loan Fund (SRF):

Tim Eisenhauer, SRF Principal Engineer
Tel 307-777-6371, email: timothy.eisenhauer@wyo.gov

Greg Crocker, SRF Project Manager
Tel 307-777-6941, email: gregory.crocker@wyo.gov

 

Oil and Gas Produced Water Treatment and Disposal:

Christy Hutchinson, Principal
Tel 307-473-3452, email: christy.hutchinson@wyo.gov

 

Operator Certification:

Kim Parker
Tel 307-777-6128, email: kim.parker@wyo.gov

 

Enforcement:

Anthony Rivers
Tel 307-777-6183, email: anthony.rivers@wyo.gov

Permitting Forms and Information

Chapters 3, 11, 12, 25, 26, and 28 of the Wyoming Water Quality Rules outline the requirements for construction permitting and are available on the Secretary of State website, under the Department Environmental Quality, Water Quality program.

Permit Application Instructions
Step 1: Complete a
Water and Wastewater Permit to Construct Application form - Chapter 3 permit (See Below). Submit one copy of the design report and construction plans and specifications to the District Engineer for the county (see District Map) in which construction will take place, and one electronic copy to the WDEQ Water Quality Division Document Uploads link above.  Both copies must be sealed, signed, and dated by a Wyoming licensed Professional Engineer (PE).

If you are interested in submitting a Trade Secret Confidentiality Request, click here.

Step 2: DEQ will review the application for compliance with the Water Quality Rules.  The DEQ will issue an individual or general permit, or a permit by rule permit depending on the proposed design. Please contact the District Engineer for the county in which construction will take place if you need more information about which permit is required (see District Map).

Step 3: Once a permit is issued, the permittee shall complete construction within the timeframe specified in the permit, which will not exceed 5 years from the date of issuance or written notification of coverage.  If construction is not completed within this time frame, the permittee shall apply for a new construction permit.

Step 4: Submit a Certificate of Completion form (See Below) when construction is complete.

Submit a Transfer of Ownership form (See Below) if the ownership of a permitted facility is transferred to another party.

If the download box is not working below, please click here.

District Map

Map of Water and Wastewater Districts showing the counties in each District, the District Engineers and Assistant District Engineers, and their contact information.

Interactive GIS map.  Use this map to determine the legal description or lat/long of your projects.