AWWA M19
Emergency Planning for Water Utility Management
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| Organization: | AWWA |
| Publication Date: | 1 January 2001 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 148 |
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Foreword
Water utilities have a legal responsibility to provide adequate supplies of clean, safe drinking water to their customers, even when disaster strikes. The utility that is prepared will be more effective at responding to and recovering from disasters.
Preparing for disasters can be a daunting task because of the many disaster hazards and dangers that can occur. To ease this task, AWWA Manual M19 provides guidelines and procedures that can be used by utilities of any size.
This fourth edition of AWWA Manual M19, Emergency Planning for Water Utilities, has been updated to include information on several emergency preparedness regulations that were promulgated since the third edition.
Document History
January 1, 2018
Emergency Planning for Water and Wastewater Utilities
Preface
Water and wastewater utilities, hereafter referred to as the utility, are responsible for providing adequate supplies of safe drinking water and for reliably collecting and treating...
AWWA M19
January 1, 2001
Emergency Planning for Water Utility Management
Foreword
Water utilities have a legal responsibility to provide adequate supplies of clean, safe drinking water to their customers, even when disaster strikes. The utility that is prepared will be...
January 1, 2001
Emergency Planning for Water Utility Management
Water utilities have a legal responsibility to provide an adequate supply of safe, highquality drinking water to their customers. Disruptions in water quality and delivery can result from emergencies...
January 1, 1994
Emergency Planning for Water Utility Management
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January 1, 1984
Emergency Planning for Water Utility Management
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