Police Department Policy

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Santa Ana PD

Policy Text
Policy 804Santa Ana Police Department Custody Manual Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2024/02/21, All Rights Reserved. Published with permission by Santa Ana Police Department***DRAFT*** Water Supply - 1Water Supply 804.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE The Santa Ana Police Department Jail recognizes the importance of providing a facility with safe, potable water. The purpose of this policy is to establish guidelines for testing the facility's water to ensure that the water is safe to consume. 804.2 POLICY In compliance with standards set by law, this facility will ensure the continued supply of safe potable water for use by incarcerated persons, staff, and visitors through rigorous annual testing of water supplies (42 USC § 300f et seq.). 804.3 PROCEDURE The City of Santa Ana Public Works Agency shall ensure that the facility's potable water source is tested by an independent public or private testing service at least once each year. Water quality will be certified to be in compliance with all state and local regulations. Corrective measures shall be promptly taken if the test results fall below acceptable regulatory standards. In the event that water testing reveals any significant hazards to the incarcerated persons or staff at the facility, the Chief of Police, Jail Administrator, and the local health authority shall take immediate action to mitigate the problem. The testing results, valid certificates of the sampling entity, and the testing laboratory shall be kept in accordance with established records retention schedules. 804.4 EMERGENCY PLAN The Jail Administrator and the Department health authority shall develop a plan for the supply of potable water for drinking and cooking in the event that a man-made or natural disaster interrupts the regular water supply. The plan shall address methods for providing clean potable water for a minimum of three days, and should have contingency plans for emergencies lasting longer than three days. The plan should also include contingencies for the use of non-potable water to flush toilets and remove effluent from the facility.

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