City Provides Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality, released on June 9, 2025, confirms that the city adheres to both state and federal health standards. The report reveals the detection of PFAS chemicals, in line with updated EPA guidelines, raising awareness among residents regarding water safety. City officials assure the community that the water supply is safe for consumption despite the presence of these chemicals. This report serves as a vital resource for residents seeking transparency about their drinking water. Spokane's commitment to maintaining high-quality drinking water reflects ongoing efforts to safeguard public health.

The report also includes detailed analyses and data regarding water sources and treatment processes. Local authorities aim to foster trust and engagement with the community through such disclosures. The findings of this report are significant for residents concerned about environmental and health impacts.

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