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Drinking Water Quality, Public Confidence, and Communications After Wildfires: Workshop Synthesis Report
Recent wildfires, including the 2025 Los Angeles fires, have demonstrated that restoring drinking water after a disaster requires more than repairing infrastructure. Communities also need timely, credible information to determine when their water is safe to use, yet confidence in tap water has decli
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