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Wells and Borings

  • Request/Look-up Services
  • Wells and Borings Home
  • EPA Request: Nitrate
  • CEUs
  • Construction of Wells and Borings
  • Contractors
  • Fees
  • Laws and Rules
  • Licensing
  • Minnesota Well Index
  • Natural Disasters
  • Permits
  • Publications
  • Resources
  • Sealing of Wells and Borings
  • Special Construction Areas
  • Water Quality and Testing
  • Water Information
  • Well Disclosure
  • Well Partners

Wells Program

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Get Email Updates

Related Topics

  • Accredited Laboratories/Well Water Testing
  • Clean Water Fund
  • Contaminants in Water
  • Flooded Wells
  • Pesticides
  • Water and Health

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Contact Info
Well Management Section
651-201-4600
800-383-9808 (toll-free)
health.wells@state.mn.us

Contact Info

Well Management Section
651-201-4600
800-383-9808 (toll-free)
health.wells@state.mn.us

Permits

Minnesota Statutes, chapter 103I authorizes the commissioner of health to issue well construction permits. A licensed well contractor, licensed environmental well contractor, or a delegated well program must submit permits and applicable fees to the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). Permit applications are available on the pages below.

  • Bored Geothermal Heat Exchanger
  • Buried Sewer Construction and Testing Certification
  • Elevator Boring
  • Environmental Wells
  • Environmental Wells Maintenance
  • Groundwater Thermal Exchange Device
  • Submerged Closed Loop Heat Exchanger
  • Temporary Borings
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Last Updated: 03/12/2024

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