Small Water Systems Certified Operator List – Sacramento County, CA

The Small Water Systems Certified Operator List is a contact list of certified water system operators, published by the Environmental Compliance Division of the Sacramento County Environmental Management Department as a convenience to the county's small water systems.

Each entry in the printed list gives a company name, a contact person, a mailing address, a phone number and an email address or website. The operators on it asked to be placed there for contact purposes. The county's header on the document makes three points: the list is neither an endorsement nor a certification by Sacramento County for any business listed; the information may have changed since printing; and the county assumes no responsibility or liability for the services provided by the companies named.

The list is not a permit, a license or a certificate, and completing or downloading it produces no approval from the county. It appears on the county's Water Program and Well Forms page under Small Public Water Systems, next to the Complete SSP (Sample Siting Plan), the Request for Reclassification & Certification Form, the Domestic Water Supply Permit Application, the Emergency Notification Plan Form for Small Water Systems and the Water Testing Laboratories list.

It also differs from the county's other lists for different trades, such as the Well Driller's List and the Certified Backflow Prevention Assembly Tester List, which cover well drilling and backflow testing rather than certified water system operators.

Sacramento County small water systems that need to find a certified operator are the audience for this list: the county says it is supplied as a convenience to them. They use it to get the contact details of operators who asked to be listed.

Certified water system operators are the other group involved. The list says each certified operator requested to be placed on it for contact purposes.

Points that apply to anyone who uses the list:

• The list is not an endorsement or a certification by Sacramento County for any business on it.
• You are responsible for checking that the operator you choose holds a valid certification for the work to be performed; the list points to the state certified-operator website for that check.
• The county assumes no responsibility or liability for the services provided by the companies listed.

Do not use this list to look for a well driller, a backflow prevention assembly tester or a water testing laboratory. The county's Water Program and Well Forms page keeps separate lists for those.

There is no filing deadline, because the list is a reference document rather than an application. You use it when a Sacramento County small water system needs to contact a certified operator for a job.

The county page shows the list as updated 06/24/2025, and the document itself warns that the information may have changed since printing. Before you rely on any entry, confirm the operator's details and certification directly, each time you need one. The document sets no renewal cycle or validity period of its own.

The list is not submitted to the county. It has no filing channel, address, fee or deadline, and nothing is returned to the county after you read it. You use it through direct contact with the operators it names.

• Phone, email or website: use the contact details printed in the entry of the operator you choose.
• State verification: check the operator's certification on the website the list gives, http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/drinking_water/certlic/occupations/DWopcert.shtml.
• County office: Environmental Compliance Division, 11080 White Rock Road, Suite 200, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670. The document prints Environmental Compliance at (916) 875-8550, Environmental Health at (916) 875-8440 and a fax at (916) 875-8513. Its web addresses are saccounty.gov and emd.saccounty.gov.

FillingPDF lets you fill out and download the PDF; any contact with the county follows the channels above.