“We have seen first hand the need for emergency water during boil-water bans and low pressure situations. The technology not only provides enough drinking water, but water for ice makers, cooking, and other critical areas. Hurricane Katrina showed us that sometimes the cavalry doesn’t show up till it’s too late. We intend to ensure that we are self-sufficient in any situation. In our recent water emergency this technology kept us going when others had to shut down. For us, it was a no-brainer decision.”
Charlie Bunn
Emergency Preparedness Director
Northside Hospital
“The team was deployed in Mississippi after hurricane Katrina for five weeks. We relied on the portable purifier every day during our deployment for clean decontamination water. It was incredibly easy; just plug it in, turn it on and you’ve got clean water! I would strongly recommend the system to any First Responder.”
Captain Ross Moultron
Central GSAR
“The purifiers have been used under every adverse condition that can happen in the Grand Canyon. They continue to perform with very well with little maintenance. I highly recommend this system.”
Mr. C Hansen
Area Manager
Coconino, Arizona County Health Department
“We never know when a disaster will strike. The flexibility built into the portable purifier is perfect for our Emergency Management needs. We are confident we can provide for our critical needs with the number of systems we have, and our exercises have certainly shown that.”
Mark Goodman
Emergency Management Director
Onslow County, NC
“First Water’s equipment provides a point-of-use solution that takes source water and provides safer, cleaner water in quantities that can sustain many operations in health care facilities beyond just drinking water. While no equipment or system can reasonably be expected to satisfy for ANY disaster, this solution is a lot more comprehensive, easier, and cheaper than any other option. Based upon our research, we felt this solution was perfect for us.”
Tamicha Page
Sierra Nevada Veterans Administration Hospital
