EPAFinal Rule
National Primary Drinking Water Regulation: Consumer Confidence Reports; Correction [W-97-18-III-A.3]
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Summary
This regulation requires water companies to send customers clearer, more honest reports about the quality and safety of their drinking water. The reports must explain what contaminants (harmful substances) were found, whether the water is safe to drink, and what customers should do if there are any problems.
Key Points
- 1Water utilities must provide annual Consumer Confidence Reports to all customers in plain, easy-to-understand language
- 2Reports must disclose what contaminants are in the water and whether levels exceed safe drinking water standards
- 3Companies must explain any health risks and recommend actions customers should take if water quality is unsafe
- 4This gives consumers the information they need to make decisions about their drinking water and hold utilities accountable
- 5The EPA is correcting technical details in this rule to ensure it's clear and properly implemented
Key Dates
Published
April 10, 2025
This summary is for informational purposes only. It may not capture all nuances of the regulation. Always refer to the official text for authoritative information.
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