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This notice reports groundwater-based drinking water test results for lead and copper at the distribution system. Both contaminants were below action or maximum levels, indicating no current violations, but routine monitoring and corrosion control remain important.
Key Takeaways
- Source: groundwater
- Lead level: 1.40 ppb (below AL 15 ppb)
- Copper level: 0.0681 ppm (below AL 1.3 ppm)
- No violations reported in this sampling set
Research context
If you don't respond
If consumers ignore water quality reports, they may remain unaware of changes; however, for this specific sample set there is no immediate health enforcement consequence because levels are below regulatory limits.
What to do next
- 1
Review full CCR when available
Obtain the complete Consumer Confidence Report or water quality report from your water utility to see sampling dates and more contaminants.
- 2
Check household plumbing
If you have older pipes, consider testing your home water or using a certified filter; contact your water utility for guidance.
Frequently asked questions
- Are the lead levels safe to drink?
- Yes — the reported lead level (1.40 ppb) is well below the action level of 15 ppb.
- Should I use a filter for my tap water?
- The sample results show low lead and copper, but households with older plumbing may still choose certified filters for extra protection.
- How often is water tested for lead and copper?
- Lead and copper are typically tested on a schedule set by the water system and regulations, often every 3 years for small systems, but timing varies.
The suggestions and answers above are AI-generated for general information only. They can be wrong, and we don't take responsibility for their accuracy. Talk to a qualified professional before acting on them.
Legal terms in this notice
- AL (Action Level)
- A regulatory threshold triggering additional actions when exceeded, not the same as a maximum contaminant level.
- MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level)
- The highest level of a contaminant allowed in drinking water under regulations.
- ppb/ppm
- Parts per billion/parts per million — measures contaminant concentration in water.
Full Notice Text
This report contains important information regarding the water quality in our water system. The |ource of our water is groundwater.Our water quality testing shows the following results:CONTAMINANT MCL - (MCLG) Compliance . Date Violation Source_- Type Value & (Renee)Corrosion of household plumbingLead (ppb) AL·=15 (0) 1.40 (ND - 3) systems; erosion of naturald »· • I SitsCorrosion of household plumbing_ 0.0681 (0.0033 - systems; Erosion of naturalComm (ppm) 0.0820) deposits; Leaching num wood• ~< ii atives950 - DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM