The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee works to ensure a long-term, quality water supply for the Palouse Basin region.

Next General Meeting (3rd Thursdays):
Thursday, June 20th, 2024 @2:00 PM
Check out the meeting agenda here.

In Person: UI Facilities Building in Jack's Creek (Room 151)

875 Perimeter Drive in Moscow, ID

Virtual:  https://uidaho.zoom.us/j/89485239499  Passcode PBAC

 

We Are Committed To Working Together

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A graphic outline of Whitman and Latah County borders, with Whitman County in orange and Latah County in blue, with the words: Whitman and Latah.

The Palouse Groundwater Basin is the sole source of drinking water across eastern Washington (Pullman, WA) and northern Idaho (Moscow, ID). The Palouse Basin Aquifer Committee (PBAC) is a consortium of public entities including cities, counties, and universities, along with the respective state water agencies. By working together, their goal is to implement the Palouse Basin Groundwater Management Plan, enacted in 1992, by analyzing and researching the Palouse Groundwater Basin. The Committee monitors groundwater levels and annual water usage, continually advocates for education opportunities within the community, and explores implementing supplemental water sources.

General Information

2015 Informational Update to the 1992 Groundwater Management Plan ||  Download

Original 1992 Groundwater Management Plan ||  Download

Boundary Map of the Palouse Basin Aquifer System || Download

Entity Action Plans ||  Download

PBAC Fact Sheet || Download

PBAC Mission and Goals ||  Download

PBAC Interagency Agreement ||  Download

History of Groundwater Management on the Palouse ||  Download

PBAC Bylaws ||  Download