Relating to community water system hydrant inspections

Summary

The bill would require community water systems in Missouri to create a program that inspects all shut‑off valves every ten years and tests every hydrant, repairs or replaces broken units, flushes hydrants and dead‑end mains, and keeps records for six years. It also mandates that within five years of August 28 2020 each valve and hydrant be located using GIS or another accurate mapping method. The requirements do not apply to state parks, large cities, certain charter counties, or utilities serving over 30,000 customers.

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