AWWA ACE94065

The only way to circumvent complaints or to lessen the negative impact of an article is through education. Some of the ways to educate water users are listed as newsletters, tri-folds, television, local newspaper articles, brown bag presentations, displays, and youth programs. Timely, well written, and informative topics are imperative. You must keep the public's interest or your efforts will fall on deaf ears. Let your public know how they can assist you in providing safe, adequate drinking water. Following are some suggested topics: New Lead and Copper Regulations Affect Your Water System; Can Water Ever Flow Backwards?; Conserving Water Inside and Outside Your Home; What You Pour on the Ground Today, Can Show Up in Your Drinking Water Tomorrow; The New SDWA Regulations and Your Water Rates; and How is Your Water District Doing.

Product Details

Published:

01/01/1994

ISBN(s):

0898677726

Number of Pages:

3

File Size:

1 file , 130 KB