MUNICIPAL OPERATIONS — R14 INCIDENT HANDOFF
Recorded: 2026-09-17T07:05:00Z       Incident: R14-2026-09-17

SERVICE ROLE
R14 level and turbidity readings feed the operations dashboard and its automatic
alert-priority rules. R14 has no direct control of pumps, gates, or treatment
equipment. A normal display can lower an alert's priority; it is not a laboratory
water-quality result or authority to issue a public safety declaration.

CURRENT ARRANGEMENT
At 06:40 the incident commander removed R14 from automatic decision inputs.
Operators retain the last display and receipt history for comparison, marked
unverified. Manual incident review remains active. The independent sampling
team dispatched at 06:43 has not yet returned results. Do not substitute a new
dashboard value for that missing evidence.

RECORD HANDLING
Preserve the gateway receipt export, update journal, package and configuration
before remediation. The event index is a navigation aid, not an independent
confirmation of its referenced records. No attribution determination is filed.

RECEIVER BEHAVIOR
The receipt export contains arrivals, including duplicates. The current display
uses the most recently received value. It has no comparison against previously
accepted sequence numbers or sensor timestamps. Reconnection, buffered delivery,
and deliberate resending can all produce repeated arrivals; receipt time alone
does not distinguish their cause.

RETURN TO SERVICE
The municipal operator owns reconnection approval. The handoff must identify
which proposed control addresses each demonstrated weakness and which checks
remain outstanding. A receiver change alone does not certify software origin,
credential handling, or agreement with an independent physical measurement.