Sanitary surveys are performed every how many years?

Sanitary surveys are essential evaluations conducted to assess the integrity of drinking water systems and the potential risks that could affect public health. In Indiana and many other states, these surveys are mandated to occur every three years. This timeframe ensures that water systems are regularly inspected for compliance with safety standards and are proactively identifying and addressing any potential issues that could contaminate water supplies. Conducting these surveys every three years helps maintain high-quality water and protects public health by ensuring that any necessary improvements or corrective actions are taken in a timely manner. This structured approach allows for continuous monitoring and improvement of water system safety and effectiveness.