About IdWARN
IdWARN Network Mission
To promote statewide emergency preparedness, disaster response, and mutual assistance for public and private water/wastewater utilities.
How IdWARN Helps Idaho Utilities
The Utilities Helping Utilities concept gives water/wastewater utilities the opportunity to be more resilient during disaster response and recovery.
Because disasters transcend political jurisdictional boundaries, multi-utility coordination is crucial to protect lives and property and to facilitate the efficient use of available assets, both public and private.
IdWARN is designed to provide quick and professional assistance in any situation that overwhelms the capabilities of a water/wastewater utility.
How It Works
No formal declaration of emergency is needed for assistance through IdWARN, and assistance can take the form of personnel, equipment, materials, services, or anything that your utility needs help with.
A member utility may request deployment of emergency support to restore critical operations at the affected water/wastewater utility.
Member agencies are never obligated to respond.
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure."
-Benjamin Franklin
IdWARN Supporters
American Water Works Association
Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies
Association of State Drinking Water Administrators
Idaho DEQ
Idaho Office of Emergency Management
Idaho Rural Water Association
National Association of Water Companies
National Rural Water Association
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Water Environment Federation
IdWARN Members
For a list of Steering Committee members and their contact information, click here.
Ada County LEPC
Bonner County
Bayview Water & Sewer
Capitol Water Corporation
Cave Bay Community Water System
City of Ammon
City of Atomic
City of Bellevue
City of Boise (wastewater)
City of Bovill
City of Buhl
City of Cascade
City of Castleford
City of Chubbuck
City of Clark Fork
City of Clayton
City of Clifton
City of Coeur d'Alene
City of Cottonwood
City of Craigmont
City of Culdesac
City of Dayton
City of Declo
City of Dietrich
City of Donnelly
City of Driggs
City of East Hope
City of Emmett
City of Filer
City of Firth
City of Genesee
City of GoodingCity of Grangeville
City of Hailey
City of Hazelton
City of Hollister
City of Hope
City of Horseshoe Bend
City of Iona
City of Kamiah
City of Ketchum
City of Kimberly
City of Lewiston
City of Mackay
City of McCall
City of Meridian
City of Minidoka
City of Moscow
City of New Meadows
City of Nezperce
City of Orofino
City of Paul
City of Pierce
City of Plummer
City of Post Falls
City of Potlatch
City of Priest River
City of Rexburg
City of Riggins
City of Roberts
City of Sandpoint
City of Shoshone
City of St Maries
City of Stites
City of Sugar City
City of Teton
City of Tetonia
City of Troy
City of Twin Falls
City of Ucon
City of Victor
City of Weiser
City of Wendell
City of White Bird
City of Wilder
City of Worley
Excelsior Beach Water Association
Falls Water Company
FBI
Fernwood Water and Sewer District
Greenferry Water & Sewer District
Hauser Lake Water Association
Hampton Homes Homeowners Association
Hayden Area Regional Sewer Board
Hoo Doo Harvard Water & Sewer
Idaho Office of Emergency Management (formerly BHS)
Idaho Public Utility Commission Infrastructure Office
Idaho Rural Water Association
Kidd Island Bay Water Association
Kingston Water District
Kootenai County Water District 1
Madison County
Mores Creek Rim Ranches Water District
Nez Perce Tribal Utilities
North Kootenai Water & Sewer District
North Tomer Butte W&S District
Ohio Match Road Water District
Ola Sewer District
Panhandle Village Water System
Payette Lakes Recreational Water & Sewer District
Pinehurst Water District
Rogerson Water District
Santa-Fernwood Sewer Project
Santa Water & Sewer
Stanley Sewer Association
Star Sewer & Water
SUEZ (drinking water only)
Twin Falls County
Veolia Water Idaho