Responsibilities Responding to concerns associated with water-related illness Implement and enforce requirements of the Safe Drinking Water Act and New York State Sanitary Code Drinking water quality, advisories, or problems with a water provider Drinking water treatment and the design of water treatment systems Drinking water related research and environmental risk assessment Drinking water related critical infrastructure protection and geographic information system support Identifying practical ways to reduce exposure to possible contaminants in drinking water Watershed protection Water system improvement funding Small water system technical assistance Comprehensive regulatory and performance assessments of drinking water systems Bottled and bulk water provider certification Drinking water treatment and distribution system operator certification Realty subdivisions, private residential water and onsite wastewater treatment systems Recreational bathing facilities design Oversight of NYCs Filtration Avoidance Determination Harmful algal blooms Legionella and Legionnaires Disease outbreaks Per- and Poly- fluoroalklyl substances Cooling Tower oversight Sections Design, Dave Phillips, PE Design, Brock Rogers, PE Professional Certification, Monika King, PE Operations, Steve Gladding, PE Residential Sanitation & Bottle Water, Stephen Marshall, PE Water System Control & Analysis, Ursula Lauper, MA, MPH Special Projects and Compliance, Min-Sook Kim, PhD, PE New York City Watershed, Patrick Palmer, MPH Implementation, Kevin Kenyon, PE Threat Prevention and Preparedness, Rachel Cicigline Bureau of Environmental Radiation Protection Director: Charles Burns Assistant Director: Sara Heim, MBA, CNMT 518 402-7550 The Bureau regulates the public health aspects of ionizing radiation and is the lead state program for responding to radiological emergencies
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If you have an active genital outbreak, you should avoid any below-the-belt activity until it clears
The consortiums Thirdhand Smoke Resource Center is a comprehensive resource for those wanting to know more about thirdhand smoke in their homes
