Abstract
In the April JOURNAL's Security and Preparedness column, “Developing SOPs for the Investigation of Distribution System Contamination,” Allgeier and co‐authors discussed the importance of having established procedures that guide the day‐to‐day monitoring of a contamination warning system (CWS) and the investigation that follows an alert. The article in this month's Security and Preparedness column highlights examples and lessons learned from the CWS pilot program in Cincinnati, Ohio, which is primarily operated by the Greater Cincinnati Water Works. The information is presented as a series of questions and answers that arise during a fictional contamination incident.
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