What to Do in a Water Crisis Dealing immediately with loss of supply, loss of pressure, or contamination, regardless of the cause. What to do and where
to get help.
Public Drinking Water Recognition Program Public water systems that go above and beyond the minimum requirements can be recognized by the TCEQ for their efforts. Learn
more about how to nominate and the criteria for recognition. View lists of systems recognized at the 2006 PDW Conference.
Water: What Is My Source? Presents options for figuring out whether anyone supplies drinking water to your area and, if so, who. Links to related content.
Drinking Water: Consumer Concerns Low pressure? Poor service? Is your water cloudy or colored? Does it smell bad? Is your supply contaminated? Identify the
problem. Find out if it could affect your health. Learn more about notices or reports from your supplier.
Establishing, Managing and Operating Public Water Systems Your waterworks and the financial concerns behind it. Regulations to follow and standards to meet in setting up and running
a water district, public utility, or private utility.
Protecting Aquifers and Surface Water Supplies How you and your community can protect your source of drinking water. Also specific programs for protecting key sources, such
as the Edwards Aquifer.
EPA Drinking Water Stage 2 Rule Package Stakeholder Meetings The Stage 2 Rule Package is in development starting in Fall 2006, and stakeholder input is requested. The rule package includes
the federal Stage 2 Disinfection Byproducts Rule and the Long Term Stage 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule.