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Drinking water / Utah

Highland City

PWSID UTAH25014 - Highland

No PFAS was detected in this system at the federal reporting thresholds.

Across 300 sample results, no PFAS compound was reported above its detection threshold. Non-detect means below the laboratory reporting limit, not certainly zero.

22,000

people served

5,824

service connections

groundwater

primary source

300

sample results

Counties served

What this does not tell you

These are entry-point results for the system, not one tap. Water mixes between sources, sits in mains and passes through household plumbing. A certified lab test of your own tap is the only thing that answers what you drink, and it is the only route at all for a private well.

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Worth reading anyway

PFAS is one question about one system. The county record covers cleanup sites, industrial releases and fuel tank cleanups, which are separate questions with separate answers.

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Source: EPA Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule occurrence data, with system detail from EPA SDWIS. Umwelt reports these results as published. Methodology and sources