“The SCADA system is what monitors our flows, our pressures, our chloramine injection,” Trujillo said. “We know that we’re providing safe water right now because we are verifying everything manually. Even in the event of a total system crash, Trujillo said the community’s water supply would not be interrupted. “Even if we have a full SCADA system failure, the system doesn’t stop working. In the meantime, Trujillo reassured the public: “It’s a computer failure, not a water failure”.