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Here in Maine the most common is loss of water pressure or contamination of the water supply, source , or lines. Some common examples include main breaks, power outage, treatment failure, numerous types of contamination, extreme weather and or structural damage, floods, and equipment failure.  \nAn Emergency Response Plan or Action Plan is critical for a Public Water System to quickly work through an emergency and address two required aspects of emergencies:  \n1) Delegate staff/resources to the issuance of a Public Health Advisory immediately to limit the use of contaminated water.  \n2) Delegate staff expertise to the technical difficulties of repair and returning operations to normal.  \nThe combined focus on both aspects, leads to increased resiliency that benefits the Public Water System, and the consumers served.  \nTable of Contents  \nA. System Specific Information Pages 4-9  \nB. Internal Chain of Command Page 10  \nC. External Communication Page 11  \nD. Events that cause Emergencies Pages 12-19  \nE. Public Health Advisories Pages 20-29  \nF. Personnel Safety Page 30  \nG. Alternate Water Sources or Supplies Page 31  \nH. Property Protection Page 32  \nI. Water Sampling and Monitoring Page 33  \nJ. Plan Revisions, Evaluation and Exercises Page 34  \nK. Plan Appendix Documents Pages 35-38  \nA. System Specific Information  \nSystem Contact Information  \n\n| System Name |\n| --- |\n| PWS ID\\# |\n| System Phone Number |\n| Communities Served |\n| Population Served |\n| Number of Connections |\n| Designated Water Operator |\n| Designated Water Operator |\n| PWS Contact Name |\n| Title of Contact Person |\n| Contact Address |\n| City, Zip |\n| Contact Phone |\n| Contact Fax |\n| Contact Cell phone |\n| Contact Email |\n\nEmergency Contact Information  \n\n| Emergency Contact |\n| --- |\n| Daytime Phone |\n| Evening Phone |\n| Cell Phone |\n| Fax Number |\n| Email |\n\nPerson Responsible for Developing and Maintaining ERP  \n\n| Name of Employee Completing Plan |\n| --- |\n| Title |\n| Phone Number |\n| Outside Assisting Technician Name |\n| Phone Number |\n| Date of Plan |\n\nDrinking Water Source, Pumping, Treatment  \nGroundwater Source Well \\#1: Well \\#2:  \n\n| Location |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Depth/Description |  |  |\n| Well Service Company |  |  |\n| Contact Phone |  |  |\n\nSurface Water Source Source \\#1: Source \\#2:  \n\n| Location |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Description |  |  |\n\nPump Information  \n\n| Well Pump Mfr. |\n| --- |\n| Well Pump Model |\n| Location |\n| Pump Service Company |\n| Contact Phone |\n\nTreatment System  \n\n| Component |\n| --- |\n| Location |\n| Description/Purpose |\n| Mfr./Model Number/Installed by |\n| Service Company |\n| Contact Phone |\n| Repair and/or Vendor(s) |\n| Contact Phone |\n\nTreatment System  \n\n| Component |\n| --- |\n| Location |\n| Description/Purpose |\n| Mfr./Model Number/Installed by |\n| Service Company |\n| Contact Phone |\n| Repair and/or Vendor(s) |\n| Contact Phone |\n\nFinished Water Storage, Distribution and Valves  \nWater Storage Tank \\#1 Tank \\#2  \n\n| Location |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| Capacity/Description |  |  |\n| Service Company |  |  |\n| Contact Phone |  |  |\n\nDistribution System  \n\n| Location |\n| --- |\n| Pipe Vendor |\n| Pipe Vendor Phone |\n| Excavation Company |\n| Excavation Company Phone |\n\nHydrants/Appurtenances  \n\n| Location/Map |\n| --- |\n| Type of Hydrant |\n| Vendor |\n| Vendor Phone |\n\nValves  \n\n| Location |\n| --- |\n| Valve Type/Mfr. |\n| Number/Size |\n| Vendor |\n| Vendor Phone |\n\nDiagram of system (pipes, valves, tanks etc):  \n\n| System maps located |  |\n| --- | --- |\n\nInfrastructure  \nBuilding \\#1  \n\n| Location |  |\n| --- |","cbCaiaqhx0urIqqb","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaqhx0urIqqb","pdf",1907608,42,"English","# System Specific Information Pages 4-9\n## Internal Chain of Command Page 10\n## External Communication Page 11\n## Events that cause Emergencies Pages 12-19\n## Public Health Advisories Pages 20-29\n## Personnel Safety Page 30\n## Alternate Water Sources or Supplies Page 31\n## Property Protection Page 32\n## Water Sampling and Monitoring Page 33\n## Plan Revisions, Evaluation and Exercises Page 34\n## Plan Appendix Documents Pages 35-38","[{\"question\":\"What is considered an emergency for a public water system?\",\"answer\":\"Any event that causes the public water system to lose the ability to supply safe drinking water to consumers. 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