We suggest that you contact your water system or local department of health for assistance if you cannot locate your latest CCR. Therefore, our online CCR locator tool may not include the latest CCR for your area. Note: Public water systems are not required to submit their Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs or water quality reports) to the EPA. You’ll need to enter your state, city, and water system name to find your CCR. You may use EPA’s CCR locator tool to find CCRs here: CCR Locator

Some water systems will automatically mail CCRs to their consumers, but many will post their CCRs online and mail or email them to consumers upon request. water quality report) by July 1 each year.

Where can I find a water quality report for my area?īy law, community water systems must release the most current monitoring results in a Consumer Confidence Report (i.e.

Find a certified laboratory in your state using this PDF containing contact information for your state's laboratory certification program: State Lab Certification Contact Information States have primacy in certifying labs for drinking water analysis. We recommend locating a state-certified laboratory to test your drinking water.

If you need information on how to get your drinking water tested and potential funding for drinking water testing, please contact your local department of health or public water system for information on assistance in your area. Unfortunately, EPA is unable to test residential or commercial drinking water upon request. Can the EPA test my drinking water for free?.PIN 21-21.Report possible violations of environmental laws and regulations Please review our Frequently Asked Questions, listed below, before submitting an inquiry:.PIN 22-06-CCP - Lead Testing in Child Care Centers – Frequently Asked Questions.PIN 22-13-CCP - Preventative Health and Safety Course Includes Prevention of Lead Exposure for New Applicants.

Risks and Effects of Lead Poisoning PUB 515 ( Arabic, Farsi, Español, Russian, 한국어, 中文, Tiếng Việt ).Provider Information for Parents & Families about Lead PoisoningĪll licensees (Child Care Centers and Family Child Care Homes) must provide the following flyer to parents and families upon enrolling or reenrolling any child. It is recommended to visit this webpage for latest information.

This webpage is designed to provide information and resources about lead testing and will be updated periodically. Lead Testing and Prevention Information in Accordance with AB 2370, Chapter 676, Statutes of 2018

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