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Water Utility EOP Compliance & Emergency Readiness
Emergency Management · Public Works Compliance
High Priority
About this project
The district's Emergency Operations Plan status is unresolved despite a regulatory mandate requiring community water systems to maintain and submit EOPs on a three-year cycle. Recent incidents—including a boil-water notice and a main break—have exposed critical gaps in public notification and emergency response capabilities.
The opportunity
A non-deferrable EOP submission deadline, combined with an active disaster declaration and grant funds expiring by end of 2026, creates a narrow window to address compliance and resilience gaps. Acting now positions the district to leverage available regional funding while reducing regulatory and public safety risk.
ARP/SWIG grant
Discuss this project →Mass Notification System Replacement for Emergency Readiness
Emergency Management · Public Safety
High Priority
About this project
The district's current mass notification system has documented performance failures, leaving staff and residents without reliable emergency communications during incidents such as boil-water notices and main breaks. EOP compliance mandates require triennial updates and submission, and the utility's EOP status remains unresolved, elevating both regulatory and public safety risk.
The opportunity
Regional disaster declarations and active ARP/water infrastructure grant funding create a near-term window to address critical communication gaps with eligible public funds. Acting within the current fiscal cycle aligns procurement with grant expenditure deadlines and reduces operational and compliance exposure before the next emergency event.
Sourcewell
Discuss this project →Water Infrastructure Resilience & Interconnectivity
Water Infrastructure · Emergency Preparedness
High Priority
About this project
The district is undertaking a regionally significant initiative to improve water system interconnectivity and ensure safe drinking water access during natural disasters, backed by $19M in ARP/SWIG grant funding tied to Sumner County resilience planning. Emergency Operations Plan compliance mandates, unresolved EOP status, and recent incidents such as boil-water notices elevate operational and public safety risk.
The opportunity
Grant funds carry a firm December 2026 expenditure deadline, creating an immediate procurement window with dedicated funding already secured. Acting now advances EOP compliance, strengthens disaster response readiness, and protects safe drinking water access for the communities served.
ARP/SWIG grant
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