Oklahoma
Water Infrastructure Asset Management
Oklahoma
Intro
Oklahoma DEQ places a priority on asset management by requiring asset management plans for DWSRF applications and offering annual asset management training to all systems.
MentorAPM in
Oklahoma
The MentorAPM suite of asset management tools helps public water systems deploy asset management plans based on the Five Core Question Framework.
Did you know
Oklahoma has more than 200 man-made lakes, more than any other state in the United States. They were created to supply water for domestic needs and agricultural irrigation.
Opportunities and Obligations
State Asset Management
Funding
- DWSRF funding requires asset management.
Assistance
- Annual training focused on the five core components of asset management is available to systems. Asset management is included in operator certification training.
- A free AM software tool, along with training, is available to systems. The state’s annual report publishes trends in asset management plan development.
- Annual technical assistance contracts are made with the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality. The Oklahoma Water Resources Board has asset management specific contracts.
- The Capacity Development Baseline Project surveys all water systems serving 10,000 or fewer once every three years, including asset management plans.
Resources
- Department of Environmental Quality Asset Management webpage: https://www.deq.ok.gov/water-quality-division/operator-certification/online-training-catalog/asset-management
- Capacity Development and Technical Assistance: https://www.deq.ok.gov/water-quality-division/public-water-supply/capacity-development/
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