Emergency Plan - Grand Strand Water and Sewer Authority

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APPENDIX 13 PRESS RELEASES 5.12 Press Releases NEWS For more information contact: Fred Richardson (CEO) – 843-443-8221 Emergency number – 843-***-**** Plan Now for Household Water Safety Important Steps Before Hurricane Approaches GSWSA ** Conway, S.C. - - dateline here - - Local residents are urged to implement a household water safety plan as Hurricane _________________________ approaches the Carolina coast. “Every household needs a detailed plan to ensure safety and that plan should begin with clean water,” said Fred Richardson, GSWSA CEO. “We urge customers to conserve water uses immediately after a storm. This helps reduce the impact on our water and wastewater systems and will give us time to get our entire system back in order.” Here’s a quick look at planning tips you may find helpful: Water Storage Store regular tap water in half-gallon or one gallon containers, preferably made of heavy plastic with screw caps such as soft drink containers. Fill containers completely. DO NOT USE DISCARDED PLASTIC MILK CONTAINERS because they do not seal well. Mark containers with current date, discard within six months. The average household should have one gallon of water per person per day for cooking and drinking. You should keep at least a three day supply. To increase shelf life of water, store bottles in dark plastic trash bags to keep out light. Containers stored for more than six months should be checked for leaks or any other undesirable conditions that may have developed. Bottled water (water purchased in a store) does not keep as well as normal tap water. Tap water contains disinfectants to guard against microbe growth. Store volume water needs (for flushing toilets, cleaning, etc.) in the bathtub and other large containers. Shut Off Water to Your Home Shut off the water valve at your home’s shut-off valve or at the water meter. The shut-off valve should be located near the main water line’s entrance to your home. Shutting off the water prevents potential contaminants from entering your plumbing system in the event water lines are broken. When shutting off your home’s water supply, also remember to turn off your hot water heater. The water heater could be damaged without a steady water supply. How to Purify Water Monitor media reports immediately after a storm for boil water advisories affecting GSWSA customers.
APPENDIX 13 PRESS RELEASES Boiling: Boil vigorously for 3 to 5 minutes Purification Tablets: Purchase from drug store, follow directions. Hypochlorite (Standard Household) Bleach: Unscented liquid household bleach can be used. It contains Hypochlorite, usually 5.25%. Use 8 drops per gallon of water. Let stand for a minimum of 30 minutes before using. Do not use granular bleach. Tincture of Iodine: Same as bleach. Storm Recovery Mark your home's water meter with a brightly colored stick or object to protect it from roadside debris cleanup. DO NOT HIDE your water meter or other utility receptacles with hurricane debris. Keep the area well marked and clear. Limit toilet flushing until wastewater system operations return to normal. Conserve water uses. Additional Resources For more information, please go to the following web sites: www.GSWSA.com www.horrycounty.org
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Emergency Management Plan Revision
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I. CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S DIRE
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BASIC PLAN 1. BASIC PLAN 1.1. INTRO
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BASIC PLAN outside resources could
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