City Provides Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's annual report on drinking water quality confirms the city's compliance with both state and federal standards. The report notes the detection of PFAS chemicals in water samples, a result of updated EPA regulations, which raises concerns among residents. City officials assure the public that the detected levels remain within safe consumption limits. They emphasize the importance of transparency in communicating water quality issues to the community. The report is part of Spokane's ongoing efforts to maintain high standards for public health and safety.

Residents are encouraged to access the report for comprehensive information about their drinking water. This initiative aligns with broader public health goals to ensure safe drinking water for all citizens. The findings serve as a reminder of the ongoing challenges regarding water quality and environmental safety.

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