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A WaterCIRP can be used by drinking water and wastewater utilities to detail how remediation actions will be implemented, monitored, and evaluated for effectiveness during water contamination incidents (refer to the red box in Figure 1 from EPA’s Distribution System Contamination Incident Action Checklist). Given the variability among the potential contamination incidents, the template is formatted to enable water systems flexibility to modify and adapt their WaterCIRP, as needed.\nFigure 1. Water Contamination Incident Response and Recovery\nThis guide and template assume that: 1) initial site characterization has been completed and contamination has been confirmed, 2) the contaminant has been identified, 3) the extent of contamination has been characterized, and 4) remediation actions such as water treatment and infrastructure decontamination are required. However, where there is a confirmed contamination incident without a complete characterization of the substance(s), this guide and template can still be used in tandem with other response documentation.\nThis a living document and will be updated as additional information becomes available and to document operational strategies based on lessons learned and best practices of remediation efforts. This document is intended to guide remediation actions to respond to contamination emergencies, it would not typically be used when addressing routine localized aesthetic, taste, or odor issues.\nIf there are multiple remediation activities, or if different remediation plans are needed to address each portion of the contaminated areas (i.e., source water, distribution system, etc.), Section 2.0 Remediation Plan(s) may be replicated for each remediation plan.\nRemediation activities described within this guide are dependent on the type and extent of contamination as well as the utility’s resources and jurisdictions. This guide does not supplant any individual federal, state, and local regulatory and/or reporting requirements. Water incident response and recovery activities and decisions are not always performed solely by a water utility; a variety of organizations may be involved. Remediation decisions should be made in conjunction with the appropriate and required response and/or regulatory organizations that possess jurisdiction over aspects of the incident. Technical assistance through industry and/or partner organizations may also be necessary to inform remediation actions, operational responses, and risk communication activities.\nDuring a contamination incident, remediation action decision-making and/or response objectives may be informed or guided by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial (SLTT) public health and/or environmental organizations as part of an Incident Command or Unified Command (IC/UC). Incident Command System (ICS) resources can be found via the following \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.epa.gov/waterresiliencetraining/emergency-management-training-water-and-wastewater-utilities\" \u0014EPA link\u0015 and/or \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://training.fema.gov/emiweb/is/icsresource/\" \u0014FEMA link\u0015. Utilize relevant ICS and National Incident Management System (NIMS) documentation and command management structures to support the WaterCIRP and its facilitation during an incident. Relevant \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://training.fema.gov/emiweb/is/icsresource/icsforms/\" \u0014ICS forms\u0015 can be used to develop a common operating picture and an Incident Action Plan. 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