1 / 9

Enhancing Water Sector Interdependencies for Disaster Resilience

Explore water utilities interdependencies, critical infrastructure, and emergency planning strategies post-disaster. Learn about regional water needs, regulatory issues, and collaboration for efficient response and recovery.

otto-barker
Download Presentation

Enhancing Water Sector Interdependencies for Disaster Resilience

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. ABAGWater Sector Presentation IforInterdependencies Workshop I January 31, 2012 By Jim Wollbrinck

  2. San Jose Water Company • Largest Retailer in Santa Clara County • 138 Square Mile Service Area • 230,000 Services • 2500 Miles of Water Main • 8 Major Retailers in SCC • 99 Large Retailers • 128 Total Retailers • 3 Waste Water Utilities

  3. Effects on Water • Bay Area Security Information Collaborative (BASIC) • 8 Largest Water Utilities in the Bay Area • 2005 Hayward Earthquake Analysis • 2.5 MGD + Needed for 3 to 30 Days • Presentation II and III will cover work completed since • Potable Heavily Involved, Waste Water Marginally

  4. Regional Water Situation • BASIC Agencies – (8) • Major Potable Water Utilities – (554) • All Potable Water Utilities – (1033) • Population Served – (7.69 Million)

  5. Regional Water Needs Post Disaster Population Affected MGD Needed for 3 to 30 Days

  6. CI/KR Connection/Gap Map

  7. Current Gaps • Waste Water Not Fully Integrated • All Water Utilities Going After Same Resources • Repair Material (Just-in-Time) Manufacturing Issue • CI/KR Not Connected and Integrated in Emergency Planning, Response and Recovery • Regulatory Issues • Limited Ability to Store Fuel • Limited Testing of Emergency Generators

  8. What’s Needed • CI/KR Emergency Operation Center • Regulatory Relief • Regional Fuel Plan • Combined SitStat • Regular Exercises Together • Joint Response Camps • Workable Debris Management Plan

  9. ABAGWater Sector Presentation IforInterdependencies Workshop I Jim Wollbrinck jim_wollbrinck@sjwater.com 408-279-7804

More Related