public water

The first public water system was developed in the 1950s.

What is being done to improve security of public water systems?

Federal officials are now using the same method on public water systems in 27 other states.

"But now, if a certain amount of public water is not put into private hands, we're going to be in trouble."

In 2009, public water systems on commercial airlines were included.

Only a very small share of public water supply is used for drinking.

These surveys are required to be done every three to five years for all public water systems.

Public water authorities don't pay taxes, which save about $13 million a year.

Public water services are among the key responsibilities of local authorities.

It is public water and therefore can be used by any fisherman.

The report said about 14 states failed to inspect public water systems every three years, as required by Federal law.

The late 19th century also saw a public water system, electricity and libraries brought to the town.

The agency estimates there are 168,000 public water systems nationwide.

The tainted storm had not yet found its way into the public water system.

Your public water system is the first line of defense against waterborne disease.

Small public water systems are highly regulated, and new regulations come into force every year.

They are used as an alternative tool for improvements in public water management.

Since there was no public water system, wells throughout the town were being utilized.

More than 99 percent of users are connected to a public water supply system.

Health officials said that switching to public water was prudent.

There are only a few public water spouts to serve the population.

"The drought warning has nothing to do with the public water resource."

Of households connected to the public water system, only 53% drink it.

Riversprings is a public water park that opened the summer of 2009.

In addition, the public water line, which serves only 20 percent of the town, also stops on Route 7 south.