City Provides Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane unveiled its annual drinking water quality report on June 9, 2025, confirming adherence to all state and federal standards. The report indicates the detection of PFAS, a group of chemicals increasingly monitored under updated EPA regulations due to their potential health impacts. Spokane officials reassured residents of the city's dedication to maintaining safe drinking water through regular testing and compliance measures. Providing this report is part of the city's effort to promote transparency regarding public health and environmental safety. The report includes detailed metrics and findings, allowing residents to understand the quality of their drinking water.

Local authorities plan to continue monitoring water quality closely to address any emerging safety concerns. As water quality issues gain national attention, Spokane's proactive measures demonstrate a commitment to community health. Residents are encouraged to review the full report, available online, for comprehensive insights into water quality standards.

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