Climate and Health Effects - Quay County Health Council

Last Updated on July 10, 2025 by Brenda

Quay County Climate and Health Project

Quay County is collaborating with two other County Health Councils and three Tribal Health Councils to review policies related to Climate and Health and to advocate for new or updated policies. At the state level, the team is focusing on Safe Drinking Water, working to improve access to water quality data and community notifications in times of water contamination emergencies. For Quay County, this involved analyzing collected data, preparing a Final Water System Disparity Statement for Quay County.pdf with recommendations, and sharing the findings with local communities.

Check out our Climate Impacts on Health Podcasts and Blogs:

Understanding Groundwater in Quay County

What are PFAS and Why are We Concerned About Them and Their Effect on Our Health?

A Discussion About Water Wells

Cool Confidence: How to Slay the Summer Heat without Sweating It!

H2Oooo Yeah! Celebrate Smart Water Habits

Village of Logan Water Customer Notifications:

The Village of Logan uses an electronic notification system that allows water customers to receive important water-related alerts—both emergency and non-emergency—by email, phone, or text message. This would include notifications such as boil water notices or threats to protect public health when treated water is unsafe for consumption. Once you sign up, you will also be able to access other important tools such as monitoring your water use and detecting potential leaks.

SIGN UP at https://getmymeter.info to stay connected and informed.

Want to know how to download the app and how to use the system? For a step-by-step guide visit: Get My Meter Info App | Logan, NM.

Quay County Emergency Management Alerts:

To receive emergency alerts from the Quay County Office of Emergency Management text TQRECC with your zip code to 888-777 or go to Sign Up : Nixle.