Requiring Department of Health to report positive Alpha Gal tests to CDC

Added requirement for Secretary to propose rules including alpha-gal syndrome on the list of reportable diseases to CDC

Created new article establishing specific public water system regulations including maximum contaminant levels, treatment techniques, and wellhead protection provisions

Modified backflow prevention inspection requirements to allow low-hazard systems inspection no more frequently than once every five years, while high-hazard systems must be inspected annually

Added requirement for public water systems to report boil water advisories within six hours to local health departments and emergency management

Added requirement for public water systems to provide text or voice alert mass notification for boil water advisories by January 1, 2022

Added civil penalty provisions ranging from $1,000 to $10,000 for violations, with willful violations subject to higher penalties

Established Safe Drinking Water Fund to receive penalty payments for providing technical assistance to public water systems

Added definitions for low-hazard and high-hazard water systems based on potential health risks

Added a new subsection (b) requiring the Secretary of Health to propose legislative rules to include alpha-gal syndrome on the list of diseases that must be reported to the CDC.

Added a new subsection (b)(c) prohibiting the Secretary from reviewing repair or modernization of equipment at public pool facilities if the activity does not change the facility's scope or use and costs $25,000 or less.

Added new subsection (D) and (E) to subdivision (10) regarding the distribution of remaining public health funds using a per capita weighted population approach that factors in poverty, health status, population density, and health department interventions, with provisions for encouraging county mergers.

Removed printed page numbers, committee references, and navigation elements from the original document format.