Improving state and local capacity to assess and manage risks associated with private wells and other small drinking-water systems by using the Environmental Health Specialist Network (EHS-Net)

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Improving state and local capacity to assess and manage risks associated with private wells and other small drinking-water systems by using the Environmental Health Specialist Network (EHS-Net): This FOA seeks to improve the ability of state and local health departments, and U.S. Territories and Native American tribal public health agencies to locate and use UDWS data. These uses will include identifying new or clarifying known or suspected issues related to UDWS that may affect public health.