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This material provides an overview of the Flint Water Crisis: Drinking Water Training, a professional development program created by Anthony Ross, former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator. The brochure outlines key public health concepts, learning objectives, and real-world applications of public health protection and drinking water safety practices, including public water supply and community impacts, lead contamination and corrosion control treatment, Legionella and Legionnaires’ disease, Safe Drinking Water Act compliance and enforcement, as well as government accountability and lessons learned.

Designed for municipal leaders, health professionals, infrastructure planners, public water system operators, and state and federal regulators, the Flint Water Crisis: Drinking Water Training supports capacity-building in communities facing drinking water quality risks.

A paid version of the training is available through Environmental & Public Health International’s website. This overview helps instructors, students, and professionals understand the program’s relevance and structure. Included are two informative brochures: the Flint Water Crisis: Lessons Learned Training Brochure, which highlights critical insights and strategies to prevent future drinking water crises, and the Flint: From Crisis to Recovery Training Brochure, focusing on recovery efforts and ongoing public health protections.

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