The City's 2012 Biennual Monitoring Program Report, was completed in November, 2012, summarizes the impacts from the pumping of Buckman Wells 10-13 on the groundwater and wells in the nearby area. 
Previous Buckman Well Monitoring Program Reports are also available:

• Monitoring Program Report, March 2011, 
• Monitoring Program Report, February 2009,

Buckman Well Monitoring Network
As part of the permit requirement for the Buckman Well Field (OSE permit RG-20516), the City of Santa Fe is required to conduct groundwater monitoring in the vicinity of the Buckman Well Field to help determine the incremental effects that pumping Buckman Well 10-13 will have on senior well in the area. To facilitate public understanding of the groundwater effects, all documents related to the use and monitoring of the Buckman wells will be made available through this webpage.  Useful documents include:

• The Buckman Well 10-13 Water Level Monitoring Program, which identifies the purpose of the program and the program elements.
• The Buckman Area Production and Water Level Data, with monthly (1981-July of 2012) and daily January 2006-July 2012 production data, production well water level data, monitoring well data thru August 2012 and water level hydrographs.
• Several monitoring wells in the Buckman well field area are measured periodically through a US Geological Survey/City Joint Funding Agreement.  User-friendly data and hydrographs for most of these wells can be accessed at a USGS groundwater site for New Mexico .  Additional well information is available at USGS Ground Water Database.  The USGS well idenification numbers as well as the water level information available to date been downloaded and analyzed in USGS Monitoring Well Data in the Buckman area in a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.

Buckman Area Well Survey

As of February 2009, the City has completed a final well survey of all the wells in the monitoring program area. In order to increase the accuracy of the well information, the City has collected well information from well owners and neighborhood associations in the area (Buckman Monitoring Network Overview Map). 

To check the accuracy of your well, well owners may download the Buckman Monitoring Program Well and Well Permit survey, the Buckman Well Area Index Map and Instructions on finding a well in the Buckman Area Monitoring Program Well Survey.  The instructions guide the well owner on the process to review the information, including downloading the larger-scale survey area maps pertinent to the well owners location. 

• BWMP Well Survey Area A
• BWMP Well Survey Area B
• BWMP Well Survey Area C
• BWMP Well Survey Area D
• BWMP Well Survey Area E
• BWMP Well Survey Area F
• BWMP Well Survey Area G
• BWMP Well Survey Area H
• BWMP Well Survey Area I
• BWMP Well Survey Area J 

Although the official deadline for corrections has passed, if you wish to report additional information regarding your well, please contact the City's Water Resource's staff, Claudia Borchert (955-4203).