The contamination of drinking water following wildfires poses significant health risks to affected communities. Municipal water treatment facilities are often ill-equipped to handle the extreme levels of pollutants introduced by fires, and standard home water filters are insufficient. Residents may face prolonged exposure to harmful substances such as heavy metals and VOCs, which can lead to serious health issues. Infrastructure damage, including the breakdown of PVC pipes, exacerbates the problem by introducing additional contaminants into the water supply. The increasing frequency and intensity of wildfires, driven by climate change, highlight the urgent need for improved water safety measures and climate action.