Imagine a Saturday night street dance in Santa Clara, California.Now imagine the same scene as a unique vehicle, wrapped in a colorful graphic, rolls up and its driver whips open a side flap revealing 14 taps from which thirsty dancers start drawing ice-cold water.It’s the Tap Water Express, and it appears at events all over Santa Clara, quenching thirst and demonstrating the safety and quality of Santa Clara’s public water supply.“It’s a fantastic outreach tool,” says Chris de Groot, director of water and sewer utilities. “And it’s a lot of fun. Kids gravitate toward it the way they are drawn
