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most insects, ticks, flies, dogs that have fleas

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flee's, ticks, animals transmitting rabies, leeches

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flees, ticks, and leeches

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Bees,Snakes,Spiders,Hamster,Rat and Mice,

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Cattle, dogs, cats, ticks, fleas, and lice

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fleas, fly, ticks, dog, human, leeches, rat

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Insects and animals that bite.

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fleas, lice, ticks, rabies transmitting animals.

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Shut down the pipes and have them cleaned/renewed. Even pump 1.

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Make sure the pipes are up to the health code and are cleaned/ replaced every so often.

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I would have the pumps tested out every year to see how many chloera germs they have. If they have to much, I would have the water pump replaced.

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Shut down certain pipes and clean them all out

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We would tell them to shutdown and close off the contaminated pipes. Most likely pumps 2, 3, and 4!

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Advise the town to have pumps two and three thoroughly cleaned and examined, then as an extra precaution, boil the water.

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6; empty out water pumps 2, 3, and 4 & refill
9b; re usage of needles

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Stop using all pumps except pump 1 and 4

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I would shut down pumps 2,3 and 4 and only use pump 1.

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I would tell them to shut off the water, educate them about diseases as well as to boil their water