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What can you do to prepare for an emergency?
Maintain emergency drinking water supplies. Install and maintain a water service shut off valve. Know how to winterize your water system to prevent freezing if applicable. Maintain emergency contact phone numbers, including that of a plumber. Emergency Preparedness Information

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