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Identify community partnerships that could provide drinking water in emergencies.

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Hazards
High Winds
Severe Winter Weather
Wildfire
Drought
Extreme Heat
Flooding – Coastal
Flooding – General
Assets
Water Infrastructure – Drinking Water
Water Infrastructure – General
Focus of action
Governance Capacity Building

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