Quality on Tap Reports

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These reports contain important information about the drinking water quality. We perform numerous tests on the water, throughout the year. The results of those tests are contained in the tables provided.

If you have any questions, or would like to request a copy of the Quality on Tap Report, please contact our office at (239) 658-3630.

What is the Quality on Tap Report?

By July 1 each year, every drinking water utility is required to issue a water quality report to their customers. Our report is referred to as the “Quality on Tap Report”. It is sometimes referred to as the Consumer Confidence Report. This report provides you with information on our source water, levels of any detected contaminants, and our compliance with drinking water rules. This report is delivered to all of our customers, and is also provided on our website in English and Spanish.

This report will indicate if any violations occurred during the reporting period. The maximum contaminant level (MCL) is listed for the various substances found in the water system. If the level of a substance is higher than the MCL, it represents a violation. If a violation has occurred, the report will include information of the possible health effects that may be associated with that contaminant.

EPA requires monitoring of over 80 drinking water contaminants. If a particular contaminant is not listed on the report, it means that it either has not been found in the water, or the water has not been tested for it.

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Note: The Spanish and Creole Haitian translations for 2023 are currently underway and will be posted soon. 

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