Backflow is the reverse flow of water, causing non-potable water to flow into the public water supply. Backflow can occur when changes in water pressure create a suction effect, forcing non-potable water into the City’s drinking water supply.

A mechanical device that prevents contaminated water from entering into the public water supply. 

Backflow prevention devices are required, but not limited to the following:

• All Residential properties with irrigation systems, pools, or fire sprinkler systems
• All commercial properties
• All fire-line connections

The City will send out a notification, through BSI Online, to residents and businesses 30 days prior to their testing due date.

If you received a notice, you will need to do the following:

1. Contact a registered backflow tester.
2. Provide tester with your Customer Confirmation Number (CCN) located on your notice.
3. Check your test report status and results using your CCN at bsionlinetracking.com.

The City will send out a notification, through BSI Online, to residents and businesses 30 days prior to their testing due date.

If you received a notice, you will need to do the following:

1. Contact a registered backflow tester.
2. Provide tester with your Customer Confirmation Number (CCN) located on your notice.
3. Check your test report status and results using your CCN at bsionlinetracking.com.