South Rains SUD Exceeded Contaminant Limit in June 2026, EPA Record Shows
The Texas water system serving Emory was required to notify customers within 24 hours, according to the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System.
The Texas water system serving Emory was required to notify customers within 24 hours, according to the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System.
The Texas water system serving 53 people was required to notify customers within 24 hours after exceeding a maximum contaminant level in May 2026.
The City of Laredo's water system, serving 260,046 people, exceeded a maximum contaminant level in May 2026, according to the EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System.
The Massachusetts water system serving 150 people was required to notify customers within 24 hours after exceeding a maximum contaminant level in May 2026.
The Texas water system serving 156 people was required to notify customers within 24 hours after exceeding a contaminant limit in May 2026.
The Westwood Retail Facility in Boerne, Texas, serving 51 people, exceeded a maximum contaminant level in May 2026, according to EPA records.
The water system serving 14,693 people in Clinton, Connecticut, failed a required treatment technique in May 2026.
The EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System records a drinking water violation for a water system serving Searcy, Arkansas.
Osceola Waterworks in Osceola, Arkansas, failed a required treatment technique beginning April 30, 2026.
The Rock Moore Water Authority in Sulphur Rock, Arkansas, failed a required treatment technique starting April 30, 2026.
Dumas Waterworks failed a required treatment technique beginning April 30, 2026, according to EPA records.