Oh, hell yeah it will. The seriousness of our drinking water problems in the U.S. was foreshadowed by the "tip of the iceberg", or in other words, the Flint Michigan nightmare. We saw to what lengths officials would go to cover up the issue of contaminated drinking water. Officials who were in charge of protecting the public from exactly the issue they were working overtime to HIDE from them instead!
www.foxnews.com/us/2017/06/17/michigan-governor-defends-cabinet-members-charged-in-flint.html

Our infrastructure problems go far beyond roads and bridges. Our gas and steam lines will unfortunately probably take more lives before the proper funds are secured and dispersed for the replacement of old corroded, cracked and otherwise faulty lines in existence at this time.

Of course the issue of lead pipes will still need to be addressed as well. If we're lucky. I'll go with Eagle Spirit and leave the tap water for washing my balls. Golf balls, of course! lol