2017 Drinking Water Quality Report Available Online The City of Longmont is proud to report that we met all drinking water regulations last year. The 2017 City of Longmont Water Quality Report is now available online for review at bit.
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2017 Drinking Water Quality Report Available Online
The City of Longmont is proud to report that we met all drinking water regulations last year.
The 2017 City of Longmont Water Quality Report is now available online for review at bit.ly/drinking-water-longmont. You will find information about Longmont’s drinking water and results of the most recent tests that were done on the drinking water. The City’s Water Quality laboratory, which is State-certified, performs most of the tests on your drinking water and the rest are done by contract laboratories. A total of 10,206 tests were performed on the City’s drinking water last year, 9,186 of which were performed by the City’s Water Quality Laboratory. This ensures that the
water delivered to your tap meets or exceeds the standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.
Printed copies are available to view at the Library (409 4th Avenue), Utility Billing (350 Kimbark Street), and the Service Center (1100 S Sherman Street). If you don’t have access to the internet and cannot view one of the publicly available copies, please call 303-651-8416 and someone will help you obtain a printed copy; the information contained in the report can also be provided in Spanish upon request. If you previously signed up to request a printed copy, you should get it in the mail during the month of May.
This is a news release from the City of Longmont and is published by the Longmont Observer as a public service.
