1. Trade Fair 2017 Mia Gonzales and Jason Williams
Drinking Water Watch
Trade Fair 2017
Mia Gonzales
and
Jason Williams

2. DWW Address

3. DWW Search
Drinking water watch home page. Arrows pointing to PWS number and PWS name that are required to view a particular PWS. Items circled include generating a CCR report and the search button for selecting after entering the PWS name or number
Texas drinking water watch home page. A PWS number or name is required to view a particular system. Alternatively, other information can be entered to view a list of systems based on the information entered.

4. DWW Search

5. Water System Detail Information
Sample sites
Sample schedules
Violations
Coliform sample results
Chemical sample results

6. Sample Schedules/ FANLS/Plans

7. Sample Points

8. Chemical Results

9. Chemical Results: TTHM

10. Violations

11. Water System Detail Information
Water system detail is viewable after entering PWS number and confirming PWS name. The six topics listed above are covered in detail below.
Sample schedules
Sample points
Violations
Other chemical results
PbCu summaries
Compliance schedules

12. Sample Schedules/ FANLS/Plans
Clicking or selecting sample schedules, FANLS and plans will allow you to view the current lead and copper tap sampling schedule. Reading from right to left look for PBCU LCR. Requirements detail number of samples following by schedule type (examples are 6M, 1Y and 3Y). Next column details the start date of the current schedule followed by the seasonal monitoring period.

13. Sample Schedules/ FANLS/Plans
Clicking on the expanded sample schedule link will provide more detail regarding a PWSs next sampling period.

14. Sample Points
PWS sampling points will include all approved LCR numbers and actively status. Contact the lead and copper team and we’ll send you a list of LCR numbers and corresponding addresses.

15. Other Chemical Results
Selecting other chemical results will allow you to view individual reported sample ID numbers, date collected, LCR number sampled and reporting laboratory. Selecting an individual sample number will allow you to view the lead and copper result.

16. Other Chemical Results
Example 1:
Example 2:
Clicking on an individual laboratory sample ID number will display the lead and copper analyte codes, analysis method, individual analyte concentration reported and corresponding monitoring period. MRL or method reporting limit will be accompanied by a less than symbol, see example 1.

17. PbCu Summaries
Image of representative lead and copper summary table detailing the monitoring period, 90th percentile results, and number of samples exceeding the action levels for both lead and copper.

18. Compliance Schedules
Top image represents the most common compliance schedule a system will see after tap sample monitoring and reporting. Status date is the date the schedule was created. Effective date and closed date are the beginning date of the monitoring period and date schedule was closed, respectively. Arrow points to the state identification number. Click to open for more details on a given schedule and to see bottom image including individual activity names, due dates, achieved dates and closed dates.

19. Violations LCR Violations
Compliance period lists the dates for the monitoring period for which the violation applies. Violation name, example for LCR is Follow up or routine tap monitoring and reporting violation. Analyte Code for Lead and Copper Rule is Has the violation been resolved, example here is yes, the system has successfully sampled since violation was issued.

20. Resources Financial Managerial & Technical Assistance
Alex Latham
Small Business Assistance
Free confidential hotline
Resources
Financial Managerial and Technical Assistance, Alex Latham, ,
Small Business Assistance, free confidential hotline, ,

21. Questions
Mia Gonzales Jason Williams
Questions and contact information for Mia Gonzales, , Jason Williams, ,

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Chemical schedules, violations, sampling Ownership, contact information, status change
for chemical schedules, violation and sampling
to update ownership, points of contact and status changes