New Jersey S3833 mandates public water systems to notify customers and municipalities of boil water notices and drinking water quality violations.

New Jersey S3833 requires public water systems to notify customers and municipalities of boil water notices and drinking water quality violations. Public water systems must notify customers via their preferred means of direct contact, which can include telephone, email, or text message. If a customer does not specify a preferred contact method, the system must use the telephone number on file. The system must also notify the mayor and municipal clerk of affected municipalities via telephone and email.

New Jersey S3833 mandates public water systems to notify customers and municipalities of boil water notices and drinking water quality violations.

New Jersey S3833 requires public water systems to notify customers and municipalities of boil water notices and drinking water quality violations. Public water systems must notify customers via their preferred means of direct contact, which can include telephone, email, or text message. If a customer does not specify a preferred contact method, the system must use the telephone number on file. The system must also notify the mayor and municipal clerk of affected municipalities via telephone and email.