Sandhill Environmental Services, LLC

01/04/2023

Interested in learning about managing algae in lakes? Join ILMS on January 12th from 12-1 pm for a webinar to learn how to ID & manage harmful algal blooms. Register at: https://indianalakesmanagementsociety.wildapricot.org/event-5072866

11/22/2017

The pie auction has started 😊

11/22/2017

The delicious pie we donated to the WLKI / Cops for Kids pie auction. Chocolate Pecan Pie with Salted Caramel drizzle. Pie #468 if you want to bid on it. You won't regret it 😊

http://www.wlki.com/index.html

07/14/2017

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12/18/2015

What a fun afternoon! Thank you all for helping make our holiday open house a success. Have a Merry Christmas!

12/09/2015

Please join us for our Holiday Open House.

04/22/2015

Happy Earth Day! If you are thinking about changing your landscaping this spring, consider using native plants. Landscaping with native plants will help reduce your water usage and also help prevent water pollution by reducing or eliminating the need for applying fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides on your landscaping. Here are some links to help inspire you. http://www.epa.gov/greenacres/index.htmlhttp://www.epa.gov/npdes/pubs/waterefficiency.pdf

Landscaping with native wildflowers and grasses improves the environment. Natural landscaping brings a taste of wilderness to urban, suburban, and corporate settings by attracting a variety of birds, butterflies and other animals. Once established, native plants do not need fertilizers, herbicides,…

04/20/2015

Middle School Students and Parents, experience the firsthand thrill of laboratory science!

Students grade 6-8 are invited to spend an afternoon at the ISDH Laboratories learning about careers in public health and engaging in hands-on science activities. Parents are invited too! See the link below for registration information.

https://publichealthspitcrew.eventbrite.com/

Experience first-hand the thrill of laboratory science! Students in grades 5-8 are invited to spend an afternoon at the Indiana State Public Health Laboratory learning about careers in public health and engaging in hands-on science activities. Parents – You’re invited too! Take a tour of the state-o…

03/13/2015

March 8 – 14, 2015 is National Groundwater Awareness Week. In Indiana, 3 million Hoosiers rely on groundwater-supplied community drinking water systems while another 1 million rely on private individual water wells.

To protect groundwater from contamination sources in and around a drinking water wellhead, it is recommended to:
• Follow state and local onsite sewage system regulations.
• Keep hazardous chemicals away from the well.
• Maintain a "clean" zone of at least 50 feet between the well and any kennels.
• Periodically check the well cover or well cap on top of the well casing to ensure it is in good repair and securely attached. Its seal should keep out insects and rodents.
• Keep your well records in a safe place. These include the construction well log report, and annual water well system maintenance and water testing results.

To ensure water quality, have your well water tested. When to test your well water:
• Annually
• New well or re-activating a well that has been out of service for more than 6 months
• Whenever there is a change in taste, odor, or appearance of the water
• After flooding
• After a repair; or damage, such as a broken cap
• In the event of any family members having recurring gastro-intestinal illnesses

07/30/2012

04/09/2012

03/30/2012

Water Operations and Analysis