SB2311

Establishes a framework for assessing and reporting on the quality and sustainability of community public water systems in Mississippi.

The Community Drinking Water Infrastructure Sustainability Act establishes a process to ensure the sustainability and quality of community public water systems in Mississippi. The Mississippi State Board of Health will create and administer a statewide framework for accountability, including a letter grade schedule based on criteria such as water quality violation history, financial sustainability, and infrastructure condition. The board will publish an annual report on its website summarizing the assessments, scores, and letter grades for each community public water system.