HAZARD ASSESSMENTS

In accordance with new state law, the Agency will be contacting you to schedule a hazard assessment to determine if there is a need for a backflow device to be installed at your property.
While the Agency has always conducted assessments, new state law requires the Agency to visit EVERY property & conduct an assessment.
All backflow devices must be installed immediately adjacent to the meter, some backflow devices may need to be relocated. 


Program Documents

Cross-Connection Control Program Plan

CLAWA's full Cross-Connection Control Program including hazard assessment procedures, installation requirements, testing protocols, enforcement, and coordinator contacts.

Backflow Resources & Certified Tester List

CLAWA's list of most-used certified backflow testers in the service area, AWWA credential verification links, and San Bernardino County approved tester list.


Most Used by Agency Customers


Hazard Assessment and Install Timeline

1st memo- property has 30 days to communicate installation timeline

2nd memo- 35 days after 1st memo

3rd and final memo- 65 days after 1st memo

After 10 days, 72-hour door tag for discontinuance of service.


*Timeline is subject to tighter timeframes based on level of hazard and General Manager's discretion.


Testing- Agency requires 72-hour advance notice for testing schedules. Installs are flexible and the test must be scheduled to be done within 72-hours of the install or discontinuance of water service will occur until test is witnessed by Agency.

Hazard Assessment and Install Timeline

Compliance and installation timeframes overview PDF

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