Water Quality Reports
About Water Quality Reports
State and federal drinking water rules require Group A community water systems to produce and distribute an annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) to customers by July 1. A “customer” is anyone who regularly drinks water from the system. Group A community systems serve 15 or more connections, or 25 or more people, in residential settings. The rules also require water systems to provide a copy of their CCR to the Department of Health Office of Drinking Water (ODW) by July 1, and a completed CCR certification form no later than October 1. To help identify individual reports and properly track and record receipt of CCRs, ODW asks systems to submit the form and CCR together before the July 1 deadline. From Fact Sheet: Consumer Confidence Reports (
), Washington State Department of Health, DOH PUB. #331-209 (Rev.), April 2006.
This Web page provides samples formats used by various jurisdictions to provide the required water quality reports to their customers. For more information on the regulations see:
- Washington State Department of Health Office of Drinking Water page on Consumer Confidence Reports
- Environmental Protection Agency Drinking Water Act Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR)
Cities
- Bremerton Water Quality Report
- Hoquiam 2011 Water Quality Report ()
- Longview Water Quality Reports
- Mercer Island 2010 Water Quality Report ()
- Moses Lake Water Quality
- Port Angeles Water Quality Reports
- Seattle Water Quality Annual Reports
- Selah 2010 Water Quality Report ()
- Tacoma Water Quality Reports
- Vancouver Water Quality Reports
Special Districts
- Covington Water District Water Quality
- Lakehaven Utility District Water Quality
- Lakewood Water District Water Quality Information
- Northeast Sammamish Sewer and Water District Water Quality
- Snohomish PUD Water Quality Reports
- Valley Water District Forms Page Lists Water Quality Reports for the various water systems of the district
- Woodinville Water District Water Quality Reports