Upcoming Risk Management Training
OKIE811 Online Training (Free)
The OMAG Excavator Education Program is a 1½-hour online certification course tailored for professional excavators. It delivers extensive training on damage prevention to ensure the protection of underground facilities during excavation.
The curriculum is centered on Oklahoma regulations stipulated in the Underground Facilities Damage Prevention Act, as well as Contact Center protocols and industry best practices. Certification is awarded upon passing a 25-question test after the program, with a minimum score of 80%.
Key topics explored in the program include:
Planning and Administering Excavation Projects
Site Preparation and Implementing Safe Excavation Procedures
Identifying Trenching Hazards, Damage Prevention, and Consequences
DEQ Operator Training
Learn more about environmental regulations and resources through the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Operator Portal.
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AVAILABLE GRANT PROGRAMS
As a dedicated member of OMAG, you have the opportunity to access crucial funding aimed at enhancing and fortifying your municipality's sanitary sewer infrastructure. Our grants are designed to empower OMAG members in their commitment to providing efficient and environmentally responsible wastewater management systems.
By investing in these grants, you not only safeguard the health and well-being of your community but also contribute to the sustainable growth and resilience of your municipality.
SL-RAT Assessment Tool Grant
Funding for tools to evaluate and assess your sanitary sewer system's condition and identify priority areas for improvement and maintenance.
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Public Works Safety Equipment Purchase Grant
Support for acquiring essential safety equipment to protect your workforce during sanitary sewer operations and maintenance activities.
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Sanitary Sewer Root Control Grant
Funding assistance for implementing root control measures to prevent blockages and damage to your sanitary sewer infrastructure.
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Sanitary Sewer Equipment Purchase Grant
Financial assistance for purchasing specialized equipment needed for efficient maintenance and operation of your sewer systems.
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Sanitary Sewer CCTV Grant
Support for closed-circuit television inspection equipment to identify issues and assess the condition of your underground sewer infrastructure.
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OWRB Loan & Grant Resource Guide
Comprehensive guide to Oklahoma Water Resources Board funding opportunities to supplement your municipality's infrastructure projects.
Access GuideRural Economic Action Plan (REAP) Grant
REAP: FY26 Funding Guide
Comprehensive funding guide for the Rural Economic Action Plan program, detailing available grants and application procedures for FY26.
DOWNLOAD PDFOWRB REAP Webpage
Official Oklahoma Water Resources Board page for Rural Economic Action Plan grants with program details and application resources.
VISIT WEBPAGERESOURCES
Whether you are looking for guidelines on system maintenance, the latest industry best practices, or assistance in navigating regulatory frameworks, we have you covered. Empower your municipality with the knowledge and tools necessary to optimize sanitary sewer operations and foster a cleaner, more sustainable community.
Sewer Nozzle Manufacturer Directory
Browse our comprehensive reference guide to hydro-jetting nozzles from leading manufacturers. Filter by application, pipe diameter, pressure rating, and more to find the right nozzle for the job.
Sewer Camera & Inspection Equipment Vendors
The following vendors provide sewer and pipe inspection equipment including push cameras, crawler systems, and related tools. Municipalities are encouraged to request demonstrations and pricing to determine the best operational fit.
River City Hydraulics
Chris KnightTexas Underground
Josh PandianRepcom
Bert MerrittImproved Construction Methods (ICM)
Pat WhiteInsight Vision
Brian McCulloughJ&R Equipment
Rodney WomackInformational Flyers
As responsible members of our community, we must care for our environment and the public resources we share. That's why we are providing important information about FOG (Fats, Oils, and Grease) in sewer pipes and the impact of flushing "flushable" wipes on our sewage system.
By clicking on the images below, you'll have access to valuable resource flyers that will educate you on how to dispose of FOG properly and why not to flush "flushable" wipes. Proper disposal of FOG (Fats, Oils, & Greases) and wipes will help us maintain our sewer system's health, save money, and preserve our environment. So, let's do our part, download the flyers and post them for everyone to see!
Sister Organizations
OMAG works alongside key state agencies and associations to support municipalities in managing water, wastewater, and environmental compliance. These organizations offer additional resources, technical assistance, and regulatory guidance for your community.
Oklahoma Water Resources Board
Oklahoma's state water resources planning and development agency. OWRB manages water rights, administers loan and grant programs for water and wastewater infrastructure, and works to ensure a secure water future for all Oklahomans.
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Oklahoma Rural Water Association
A non-profit association serving over 550 water and wastewater utilities across Oklahoma. ORWA provides on-site technical assistance, operator training, and a legislative voice to help rural systems run safely and efficiently.
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Oklahoma Dept. of Environmental Quality
Oklahoma's primary environmental regulatory agency, responsible for ensuring clean drinking water, safe wastewater discharge, and environmental compliance. DEQ issues permits, oversees operator certification, and maintains water quality standards statewide.
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