City Provides Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane's annual report on drinking water quality was published on June 10, 2025, detailing compliance with state and federal standards. The report reveals the detection of PFAS in water samples, following updated EPA regulations aimed at addressing chemical contaminants. City officials assert their dedication to transparency and public health, underscoring the significance of the findings. Spokane has implemented ongoing monitoring and testing to safeguard residents' health. The report serves as a critical resource for community members concerned about the safety of their drinking water.

Spokane's proactive approach reflects its commitment to environmental health amid evolving regulatory landscapes. The presence of PFAS has raised concerns nationally, making Spokane's compliance efforts noteworthy. This release is vital for fostering trust and awareness among Spokane residents regarding their water quality.

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