Inflatable rubber dams are frequently used as diversion structures for water treatment facilities, playing a critical role in securing a reliable water supply for local communities. By directing flow toward intake points, they help ensure consistent delivery of raw water for treatment, even during fluctuating river conditions. Their ability to inflate to divert flow or deflate to pass high water and debris makes them ideal for maintaining intake reliability, supporting municipal drinking water systems, and adapting to seasonal or emergency flow changes. Durable, low-maintenance, and highly responsive, inflatable rubber dams are a proven solution for essential public water infrastructure.