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Cross Connection Control

DOH Publication #331-234
Cross Connection Control for Small Water Systems

253-page guidance document on the development and implementation of a cross-connection control (CCC) program for Group A public water systems with less than 1,000 connections. Such programs may often be streamlined to suit the lower health risk of a predominantly residential customer base and reduce operating costs.

Recommended references from the American Water Works Association (AWWA).

These brochures can be ordered through our DOH on-line publication catalog at right.

Cross connections can create health hazards

Help protect your drinking water from contamination

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Publications

Cross-connection control rules and definitions (PDF 153 KB)

More publications are available through our on-line publication catalog

External Link

Foundation for Cross-Connection Control and Hydraulic Research

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