Drinking water infrastructure

Drinking water infrastructure includes the systems and facilities that source, treat, and deliver safe drinking water to homes and businesses. It involves water treatment plants that remove contaminants, pipelines that transport water through cities and neighborhoods, storage tanks that ensure steady supply, and pumps that maintain pressure and flow. Proper infrastructure ensures water quality, reliability, and sanitation, protecting public health. Maintenance and upgrades are essential to address aging systems and meet increasing demand, all while complying with safety standards and environmental regulations.