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In an emergency, you may contact Division of Drinking Water personnel through the following phone numbers:
The above numbers are primarily intended for water system operators, local health officials, laboratory operators and others who need immediate technical, engineering or public health advice during emergencies.
Concerns from water consumers will be addressed. However, water consumers experiencing drinking water problems should first attempt to contact their local water supplier, local health department or Utah DEQ Regional Engineer. A website from EPA may also be helpful: Natural Disasters and Weather Emergencies
Note: Utah's public drinking water suppliers are encouraged to develop emergency response plans. For more information see Emergency Response Guidebook (pdf) (updated January 2008).
For more information on Home Storage and Emergency Disinfection Before an Emergency click here.
Advice from EPA to homeowners when their water supply is contaminated with a volatile organic chemical (VOC).
Below are documents that may be useful in notifying the public during a Boil Advisory event:
Below is a guidance document pertaining to Water Hauling:
Last Updated: 6/4/08
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