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Staying in Compliance with Backflow Regulations

Backflow prevention assemblies are subject to corrosion that may lead to failure. Annual testing of backflow prevention assemblies is required to ensure proper functioning of the assemblies and the safety of our water supply.

  • Assemblies must be tested annually by a certified backflow prevention assembly tester.
  • If the assembly fails, it must be repaired or replaced and tested again to ensure it functions properly.
  • Upon successful completion of the test a JEA Backflow Assembly Test Report must be submitted to the JEA Cross Connection Control program. Certain vendors will submit reports to JEA for their customers.
  • All costs associated with backflow prevention assembly maintenance are the responsibility of the customer.
Adobe Acrobat PDF Document JEA Backflow Assembly Test Report

Regulatory Requirements for Backflow Prevention Assemblies
  Florida Administrative Code Chapter 62-555
  Florida Building Code 2004

Local Requirements
Adobe Acrobat PDF Document JEA’s Cross Connection Control Policy
  City of Jacksonville Building Code, Chapter 341

State Requirements
  Florida Drinking Water Act, section 403

Federal Requirements
  The Safe Drinking Water Act (1996)

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