Water Quality

The 2023 Consumer Confidence Report, also known as the annual water quality report, is here! This report is based on data collected in 2023, which is why it is labeled the 2023 report though it is published in 2024. In this report, customers can learn more about where your water comes from, and how the water quality compares to drinking water standards. To read this year’s water quality report, click here!

For those who have been through a boil water event (a way to ensure your water is safe if, for example, you lose water service after a power outage), here are some tips for using your water after the boil water has been lifted:

• Run all taps for 2 minutes or until the water runs cold before consuming for the first time.
• All ice and beverages made with non-boiled water since the notice was issued should be discarded. If you have an ice-maker, dispose of any ice made since the precautionary Boil Water Advisory. The next three batches of ice should also be discarded. 
• The CDC recommends discarding water filters after a boil water advisory. As a general health precaution, filters should be changed according to the regular schedule recommended by the manufacturer, as old filters can diminish water quality.

Learn more here.