Certification of Compliance Public Notification - Ground Water Source Sample Positive for Fecal Indicators (E.coli) - Connecticut

Certification of Compliance Public Notification - Ground Water Source Sample Positive for Fecal Indicators (E.coli) is a legal document that was released by the Connecticut State Department of Public Health - a government authority operating within Connecticut.

FAQ

Q: What is the Certification of Compliance Public Notification?
A: The Certification of Compliance Public Notification is a notification sent to inform the public about a specific issue regarding the quality of ground water.

Q: What does it mean if a ground water source sample is positive for Fecal Indicators (E.coli)?
A: If a ground water source sample is positive for Fecal Indicators (E.coli), it means that the water may be contaminated with bacteria that can cause illness.

Q: What are Fecal Indicators?
A: Fecal Indicators are bacteria that are commonly found in human and animal feces. The presence of Fecal Indicators in water indicates possible fecal contamination.

Q: Is it safe to use or drink water from a ground water source sample positive for Fecal Indicators (E.coli)?
A: No, it is not safe to use or drink water from a ground water source sample positive for Fecal Indicators (E.coli) as it may cause illness.

Q: What should I do if I receive the Certification of Compliance Public Notification?
A: If you receive the Certification of Compliance Public Notification, you should follow the instructions provided and take appropriate measures to ensure the safety of your water supply.

Q: Who is responsible for ensuring the safety of ground water sources?
A: The responsible authority, usually a local or state agency, is responsible for monitoring and ensuring the safety of ground water sources.