Water Quality Annual Reports

Read the Drinking Water Quality Report 2024

Invisible systems, visible benefits

The Drinking Water Quality report, which the Environmental Protection Agency requires us to create and share with every customer, gives you information about how we're doing regarding the water you drink every day. We're pleased to report that our water is among the best in the nation, both in purity and taste.

We provide fresh, clean water daily to 1.6 million people thanks to pipes, pumps, plants, and people:

• 2 pristine, protected mountain sources: the Cedar River and South Fork Tolt River watersheds
• 2 state-of-the-art water treatment plants
• 1,900 miles of pipes
• 13 reservoirs
• 14 storage tanks
• Numerous pumping stations
• More than 600 people testing, treating, fixing, monitoring, building and protecting
• A mission control center that ensures all elements work together

And it's a bargain - less than a penny per gallon delivered to your tap.

Learn more about your healthy water and water system:

• Current water quality results
• Conservation efforts
• Protected watersheds
• Infrastructure
• Stewardship
• Two state-of-the-art treatment facilities
• Water quality laboratory
• Program to cover storage reservoirs to ensure the safety of the water supply, with the added benefit of providing space for parks