This is a great opportunity for all listening in. CGs are reopening after a long hibernation. Expect rust, bio growth, etc. in those water lines from the cg. Do a flush of sufficient time before hooking up. Early in the season I connect a garden hose that I use to flush the black tank and not for drinking. Take the open end to where the water won't run on my site or others and let it run for a few minutes.. How long? Depends on what bit looks like and how far you away from the pump house. Shutting it off right after it runs "clear" may not get it.
With that said, my first action would be contacting the cg. IF it came from their lines they need to know and maybe they will help with the cleanup. I wouldn't use the water until someone qualified tested it it. From your description if a one time use placed enough water in to block the screen then they must be pumping pond or swamp water.
I'd flush the lines well with a bleach/water mixture and RINSE with lots of clear water. Remove the aerators from all faucets, remove the shore head, and you may have to disassemble the flush valve on the toilet. Clean all of that mechanically (scrub it) and soak it in the bleach/water mix. Of course you can't do that without finding clean water first.
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Marshall
2012 Laredo 303 TG
2010 F250 LT Super Cab, long bed, 4X4, 6.4 Turbo Diesel
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