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October 23, 2019 – Today, Baldwin County Sewer Service (BCSS) joined elected officials, water utilities, community leaders, educators, and businesses from across the country as part of the fifth annual Imagine a Day Without Water, a nationwide day of education and advocacy about the value of water. Led by the Value of Water Campaign, a thousand organizations across the country will raise awareness about not taking water for granted and the crucial need for investment in our nation’s water systems.

An investment in our drinking water and wastewater systems is essential to our national health, safety, environment, and economic prosperity. Baldwin County Sewer Service is spreading the word about the value of water on our website, through social media and with our mascot Crystal Clean. Crystal and BCSS employees told Fairhope Elementary School students about Imagine a Day Without Water and walking to school with them in the Walking School Bus program

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Turning on the tap for clean, safe drinking water, and flushing the toilet with no second though about what happens to wastewater, are actions most Americans take for granted every day. But drought, flooding, and population changes are stressing our water and wastewater systems. While most Americans enjoy reliable water service, our nation’s water infrastructure is aging and in need of investment. A day without water service is public health and an economic disaster: a single nationwide day without water service would put $43.5 billion in economic activity at risk

Baldwin County Sewer Service explains their appreciation for this campaign, “We love any opportunity to promote the value of water. The graphics and other resources provided by the Value Water Campaign are exceptional and greatly assist us in educating our customers and the community.

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“We’re thrilled that Baldwin County Sewer Service is a part of Imagine a Day Without Water. This national day of action educates our neighbors and public officials about the essential role water plays in all of our lives,” said Radhika Fox, CEO of the US Water Alliance and Director of the Value of Water Campaign. “Most Americans have enjoyed clean, safe, reliable water service for very low costs for generations. But the infrastructure and service it takes to bring water to our homes and businesses and take it away is not free and can’t be taken for granted. We all need to educate ourselves about where our water comes from and the investment these critical systems need.”

Imagine a Day Without Water is an opportunity for diverse organizations, from environmental advocates to coffee shops, aquariums to car washes, city halls to water utilities, to talk about what water is important to them. Over the past five years, it has provided a platform for educating the public and advocating for leaders to prioritize investing in water today, so in the future no American will have to imagine a day without water. Learn more at imagineadaywithoutwater.org and follow the conversation on social media at #ValueWater.