Take a look inside the tank. If the water level rises above the overflow tube, the problem may be with the float or the inlet valve on the ballcock. Remember that the float rises with the level of the water and tells the inlet valve when to shut off the flow.
Start with secondary sources to collect your data. Your community assessment will be based on two types of data sources: secondary and primary. Start your data collection with secondary sources: data that has already been collected by others. Other members of your community may have the information that you are looking for. Start with local sources of information and then broaden your search as necessary. Focus on quality of data, as opposed to quantity, so you can dedicate more time to other aspects of the community assessment.
A Communityâs Introduction. A Community's Introduction [PDF] is geared toward communities thinking about participating in the Network. It is the perfect primer for understanding how each of the tools of CAN works together. Use it as a hand out at your next VOAD or planning meeting when CAN isn't already in use, or share it with co-workers.