Services for California water systems

29 services in four categories, each scoped and priced in a tailored proposal.

Cross-Connection Control

Built to the California CCCPH, from plan development through ongoing administration.

See the Cross-Connection Control Program page
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CCCP Development

Complete, submittal-ready CCC Plan built to the State CCCPH for your system type, prepared with a certified CCC Specialist.

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Hazard Assessments

Identifies cross-connection hazards and the backflow protection required, in person or by approved alternative methods.

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Programs under Ongoing CCCP Administration run on Exodus Water Compliance, our record system for devices, test reports, notice letters, and hazard assessments.

Regulatory Compliance

Title 22 compliance for California drinking water systems: permitting, reporting, and deadline management that keeps you in good standing with the DDW.

See the Regulatory Compliance (Title 22) page

Water System Operations & Maintenance

Field-informed operations support from California-certified operators.

See the Operator of Record page

Water Infrastructure Management

Asset knowledge, condition data, and planning documents that turn infrastructure guesswork into a funded, scheduled program.

See the Water Loss Audit page
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Asset Inventory (Valve & Hydrant)

Field inventory and mapping of valves, hydrants, and related distribution assets.

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Condition Assessment

Evaluation of asset condition to prioritize repairs and replacements.

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Capital Improvement Planning

Prioritized, defensible capital plans built from asset and condition data.

Case studies

Completed work for California water systems

Client scale from public sources, with a short note on the service.

Case Study

City of Norwalk

Hazard Assessments, Cross-Connection Control Program

One of the larger city water systems in Los Angeles County

Exodus runs Norwalk’s cross-connection control program: hazard assessments, testing coordination, and program administration.

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Case Study

San Bernardino County

Cross-Connection Control Plans, Countywide

A county program spanning 13 water systems across San Bernardino County

Exodus prepared Cross-Connection Control Plans for the 13 county systems in San Bernardino County’s program.

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Case Study

City of Eureka

CCC Plan Revision and Water Loss Audit Validation

City water system serving more than 27,000 people on Humboldt Bay

Exodus revised Eureka’s Cross-Connection Control Plan through final submittal and validated its water loss audit.

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Case Study

Donner Summit Public Utility District

Hazard Assessments and Backflow Assembly Testing

A Sierra Nevada district running two water systems, about 400 connections across 13 square miles

Exodus completed Donner Summit PUD’s hazard assessments and performed the district’s backflow assembly testing.

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Case Study

City of Fillmore

Cross-Connection Control Program

City water system serving about 16,400 people in Ventura County

Exodus developed Fillmore’s Cross-Connection Control Plan and stood up the first year of its program, and continues as the City’s program partner.

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City of El Segundo

Hazard Assessments

City water department with 5,233 service connections in Los Angeles County

Exodus completed El Segundo’s limited-scope hazard assessment program and delivered the report to the City.

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Case Study

California Institution for Women

Cross-Connection Control Plan

A 120-acre California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation campus in Chino

Exodus developed the Cross-Connection Control Plan for the California Institution for Women, a CDCR facility.

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Case Study

City of Port Hueneme

Cross-Connection Control Plans and Ordinances, Two Systems

City water department serving about 22,200 people through roughly 5,800 service connections, supplied by the Port Hueneme Water Agency

Exodus developed Cross-Connection Control Plans and ordinances for both Port Hueneme water systems.

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Case Study

City of Sebastopol

CCC Plan Revision and Legal Authority

City water system with about 2,675 service connections serving roughly 7,600 people in Sonoma County

Exodus revised Sebastopol’s Cross-Connection Control Plan and prepared its legal authority documentation.

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Case Study

City of Gridley

Cross-Connection Control Plan

A Butte County city water system supplied by seven groundwater wells

Exodus developed Gridley’s Cross-Connection Control Plan, including an evaluation of its enforcement authority.

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19 more agencies with completed work on file

  • Pleasant Valley County Water District
  • Allensworth Community Services District
  • Teviston Community Services District
  • City of Ceres
  • City of Woodlake
  • City of Porterville
  • Rincon del Diablo Municipal Water District
  • Channel Islands Beach Community Services District
  • City of Hollister
  • City of Huntington Park
  • City of Vernon
  • Westborough Water District
  • Picacho State Park
  • Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area
  • Heber Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area
  • Folsom Lake State Recreation Area
  • Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area
  • Providence Mountains State Recreation Area
  • Cal Fire Puerta La Cruz Conservation Camp

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