Can CVWD continue treating and delivering water if COVID-19 spreads?

CVWD maintains an extensive system of reservoirs, water treatment plants and pipelines to deliver safe and reliable water service to customers. The system includes multiple layers of redundancy to ensure continued deliveries, even during a disruption.

CVWD has an Emergency Response Team and existing protocols for situations such as a pandemic. A task force is also meeting regularly to discuss preparedness and protocol tactics. 

In addition, CVWD has taken several steps to protect the health of its employees by minimizing potential exposure to avoid widespread impacts to our workforce. 

Lastly, CVWD’s task force has ensured it has the necessary backup equipment, essential supplies and treatment chemicals in the event of disruptions to the supply chain for these items. 

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1. Can COVID-19 (coronavirus) get into my drinking water?
2. Can CVWD continue treating and delivering water if COVID-19 spreads?
3. Do I need to stockpile bottled water?
4. Do I need to install a water filter?
5. Are CVWD’s offices still open for business?
6. Will I be fined for increased indoor water use?
7. How can I be more water efficient at home?
8. Where can I learn more about COVID-19 and water?