IDEM Drinking Water Program Water Resources Study Committee.

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IDEM Drinking Water Program Water Resources Study Committee

Background Federal Safe Drinking Water Act: Federal Safe Drinking Water Act: –In 1974 EPA promulgated National Primary Drinking Water Regulations which apply to public water systems –Provided for State implementation (primacy) –Act was amended in 1986 and 1996 strengthening and increasing regulatory requirements

Background Indiana Code provides: Indiana Code provides: –IDEM is the agency with responsibility concerning the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act –IDEM take necessary actions to secure the benefits of the Safe Drinking Water Act for Indiana

IDEM Drinking Water Program Since 1991 IDEM has responsibility for implementing the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act and for ensuring that public water systems provide Hoosiers with a safe and adequate supply of drinking water Since 1991 IDEM has responsibility for implementing the Federal Safe Drinking Water Act and for ensuring that public water systems provide Hoosiers with a safe and adequate supply of drinking water The agency carries out this responsibility by: The agency carries out this responsibility by: –Establishing requirements for owners/operators of public water systems –Monitoring compliance and enforcing Safe Drinking Water Act and other applicable requirements –Providing assistance to public water systems

IDEM Drinking Water Program Focus of program is public water systems Focus of program is public water systems What is a public water system? What is a public water system? How many are there? How many are there? How are they regulated? How are they regulated?

Public Water Supply Information A little over 5 million people in Indiana are served by public water supplies A little over 5 million people in Indiana are served by public water supplies The remaining approximately 1 million people have private supplies, mainly individual wells using groundwater The remaining approximately 1 million people have private supplies, mainly individual wells using groundwater Individual private wells are not regulated by IDEM Individual private wells are not regulated by IDEM –Well drillers requirements –Some county and local government requirements

Public Water Supply Information 96% of all Public Water Supplies utilize ground water as their source 96% of all Public Water Supplies utilize ground water as their source Approximately 52% of the population served by public water systems is served by systems utilizing ground water Approximately 52% of the population served by public water systems is served by systems utilizing ground water The remaining population is served by systems using surface water - mostly very large systems The remaining population is served by systems using surface water - mostly very large systems

What is a public water system Transmission

What is a public water system Types of Public Water Systems: Types of Public Water Systems: –Community - serves at least 15 service connections used by year-round residents or regularly serves at least 25 year-round residents. Examples: cities, towns, mobile home parks, subdivisions (home owner associations) –Nontransient noncommunity - regularly serves the same 25 or more nonresident individuals daily for at least 60 days/year. Examples: industries, businesses, schools, daycares, etc. with their own supply of water

Types of public water systems –Transient - does not regularly serve at least 25 of the same persons for over six months/year. Examples: churches, restaurants, hotels/motels, campgrounds, gas stations, golf courses, etc. with their own supply of water

Number of Public Water Supplies Approximately 4,400 total

Public Water Supply Requirements Public water systems must perform routine sampling to ensure quality Public water systems must perform routine sampling to ensure quality Community and nontransient noncommunity systems must have certified operators Community and nontransient noncommunity systems must have certified operators All systems must have infrastructure components approved - construction permits All systems must have infrastructure components approved - construction permits All systems are required to take corrective action if quality requirements are not met All systems are required to take corrective action if quality requirements are not met All system are required to notify customers if sampling indicates a problem with the quality of the water All system are required to notify customers if sampling indicates a problem with the quality of the water

Public Water System Requirements EPA establishes Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) EPA establishes Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) There are approximately 90 different contaminants that have MCLs and health effects established There are approximately 90 different contaminants that have MCLs and health effects established Samples are collected on a frequency determined by IDEM based on the contaminant, size and type of system, past detections, etc Samples are collected on a frequency determined by IDEM based on the contaminant, size and type of system, past detections, etc Samples must be analyzed by State certified laboratory Samples must be analyzed by State certified laboratory

Public Water System Requirements IDEM ensures that systems meet the MCLs and that water is safe IDEM ensures that systems meet the MCLs and that water is safe –Performing Inspections –Reviewing monitoring and compliance data –Providing assistance to –Ensuring public water systems correct deficiencies –Implementing source water protection –Making sure public is notified if there is problem –Approving infrastructure components

Public Water System Requirements IDEMs Drinking Water Program is primarily focused on the quality of water provided by public water supplies IDEMs Drinking Water Program is primarily focused on the quality of water provided by public water supplies Volume and Pressure requirements Volume and Pressure requirements –20 psi minimum pressure in the distribution system –IDEM can impose a connection ban on a system that does not have the ability to meet consumer demand

Bioterrorism and Security Public water systems are critical infrastructure Public water systems are critical infrastructure Public water systems serving over 3,300 population were required by federal law to: Public water systems serving over 3,300 population were required by federal law to: –Perform Vulnerability Assessments –Complete Emergency Response Plans