City Provides Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane's Annual Report on Drinking Water Quality was released on June 9, 2025, confirming compliance with both state and federal safety standards. The report notes the detection of PFAS, a group of chemicals, in water samples, adhering to recent EPA guidelines. City officials assert the importance of providing safe drinking water, highlighting ongoing monitoring efforts. They emphasize transparency in reporting, encouraging residents to engage with the data presented in the report. Spokane has invested in advanced water treatment methods to mitigate contaminant levels.

This proactive approach aims to protect public health and maintain trust within the community. The report serves as a critical resource for understanding the city's water quality and safety measures. Residents can access the full report through the city’s official channels for more detailed insights.

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