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Well & Septic System Maintenance and Septic Self -Inspection Certification

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Date: Thursday, December 02, 2021 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Categories: Workshops
Location: Online via zoom

Do you have a gravity-fed septic system? Did you know Clark County requires you to have your gravity-fed septic system inspected every 3 years? Join an online webinar that will allow you to inspect the system yourself instead of hiring a professional to do it for you. The workshop is taught by Clark County Public Health and will teach participants how to inspect their septic systems and safely maintain their well water. Completing the workshop and a short exam will certify participants in a one-time inspection of their septic system.

Having your septic system inspected by a professional, costs around $100. Getting certified in our class is only $15, saving homeowners money.

The Small Acreage Program, co-sponsored by Washington State University Clark County Extension and Clark County Public Works Clean Water, will provide information, handouts, and answer landowners’ questions at the workshop.j