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📍 Service Area
Southeastern Idaho - 8 Counties
Bannock County - Pocatello (largest city, district headquarters) • GIS Map →
Bear Lake County - Bear Lake resort area • GIS Map →
Bingham County - Blackfoot area • GIS Map →
Butte County - Remote mountain communities • GIS Map →
Caribou County - Rural agricultural • GIS Map →
Franklin County - Utah border, Preston • GIS Map →
Oneida County - Malad City • GIS Map →
Power County - American Falls area • GIS Map →Total Population: ~150,000
RCAC Household Septic System Grants - unique resource providing financial assistance information for low-income homeowners. This grant information is not included in other district collections.
Most recent installer application forms in the collection (September 2025).
Temporary Groundwater Monitoring Well Installation procedures - specialized technical guidance for sites requiring monitoring.
Soils/Wastewater Relationships Factsheet - unique educational resource explaining soil science fundamentals critical for septic system design.
From initial application through as-built reports, this collection covers the entire permitting and installation lifecycle.
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Southeastern Idaho Public Health serves diverse communities from urban Pocatello to remote mountain areas:
The RCAC Household Septic System Grants document provides crucial information for homeowners facing septic system costs:
This resource is unique to Southeastern Idaho's collection and reflects the district's commitment to supporting underserved populations.
The soils factsheet makes complex soil science accessible:
Topics Covered:
Audience: Perfect for homeowners, students, and non-technical stakeholders who need to understand the science behind septic system function.
Temporary monitoring well procedures provide detailed technical guidance for:
Southeastern Idaho Public Health
Headquarters: Pocatello
Southeastern Idaho's collection is distinguished by:
Collection archived November 4, 2025. Features unique grant funding resources and September 2025 updates. Always verify current requirements with the district.
