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Frequently Asked Questions by Consumers
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Does the annual water quality report indicate there is something wrong with the water, or that it?s unsafe?
Does my public water system treat the water for cryptosporidium?
Are all public water systems required to provide CCRs to their customers?
How do I find my city's water quality report online?
I just received my water quality report. Is my water safe to drink?
How do renters get water quality information about their drinking water?
How do I test for and remove radon from my private well?
I recently compared a Consumer Confidence Report I received with one from a friend in the adjacent city. His report included contaminants which were not included in my report. Is my local water system not accurately reporting everything?
How do people served by non-community water systems get water quality information about their drinking water?
Is there a safe level of lead in drinking water for children?
Should I be concerned about cryptosporidium in my drinking water?
The link to my community water system's water quality report is not working properly. Can you provide access to the online version?
Our water quality has been terrible for days, but the water company says that there is no problem and will not provide any information more current than the 2002 annual water quality report. With whom can I speak about this situation?
My local water utility sent me a report recently concerning the condition of my water for the year. However, the data included in the report includes data that dates back a few years. Why does the report include data from monitoring that occurred prior to
What is a CCR?
We live in an apartment building and did not receive the CCR. How can we obtain one?
What do MCL, MCLG and MRDL mean?
What can I do if I am more sensitive to contaminants or more at risk to infections than the general population?
Why does the current CCR contain results from previous calendar years?
Why do I get a CCR?
Why did my CCR contain information on cryptosporidium?
Why is the Safe Drinking Water Hotline's 800 number listed in the report if the Hotline cannot provide local water quality information?