Water: Community-Based Water Resiliency Pilot Lessons Learned
and Recommendations The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA) launched the Community-Based Water Resiliency (CBWR)
initiative to increase overall community preparedness by raising
awareness of Water Sector Interdependencies and enhance
integration of the Water Sector into community emergency
preparedness and response efforts. To that end, EPA has
supported several water emergency community meetings to discuss
specific water challenges of the community and help enhance the
preparedness and resiliency in the face of water service
interruptions. These meetings highlighted lessons learned during
past emergency responses and provided recommendations to improve
resiliency. St. Clair County Water Resiliency Roundtable Summary
(PDF) (15 pp, 351K, About PDF) EPA 817-S-13-001, April 2013
Please click on the tabs below to learn more about their lessons
learned and recommendations. - Response Plans - Emergency
Communications - Alternative Supply Planning