California AB2013 mandates community water systems in high or very high fire risk areas to develop emergency preparedness plans.

California AB2013 requires community water systems serving more than 100 customers in moderate, high, or very high fire hazard severity zones to establish emergency preparedness plans. These plans must include assessments of system resiliency, alternative water sources, and infrastructure needs to maintain water service during extreme weather events. The plans must also identify critical infrastructure points of failure and fire hardening measures. The plans must be reviewed and updated every three years and submitted to the county board of supervisors.

California AB2013 mandates community water systems in high or very high fire risk areas to develop emergency preparedness plans.

California AB2013 requires community water systems serving more than 100 customers in moderate, high, or very high fire hazard severity zones to establish emergency preparedness plans. These plans must include assessments of system resiliency, alternative water sources, and infrastructure needs to maintain water service during extreme weather events. The plans must also identify critical infrastructure points of failure and fire hardening measures. The plans must be reviewed and updated every three years and submitted to the county board of supervisors.