Municipal Water Systems

Municipal water systems are public infrastructure networks that provide clean, safe drinking water to communities. They typically source water from lakes, rivers, or underground aquifers, then treat it to remove contaminants. The cleaned water is stored in reservoirs and distributed through an extensive network of pipes and pumps to homes, businesses, and public facilities. These systems are managed by local government or water authorities, ensuring water quality, pressure, and reliability. Regular testing and maintenance are essential to protect public health and meet regulatory standards.