Annual Compliance Reports
Each year, the Department of Health prepares a report of the public water systems that had violations during the previous year. Also provided is a list of 2020 deferrals issued to water systems with PFOA, PFOS and 1,4-dioxane levels above drinking water standards, also known as maximum contaminant levels or MCLs.
- 2021 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2020 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2019 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2018 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2017 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2008 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2016 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2015 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2014 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2013 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2012 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2011 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2010 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
- 2009 Annual Report of Public Water Supply Violations
More Information
- You can get information about your public drinking water and New York State’s rivers, lakes and streams on the Know Your NY Water website. Your Annual Drinking Water Quality Report will tell you where your water comes from, how your drinking water is treated, and information about contaminants in your water.
- For information about your water, contact your public water system. Their contact information is also listed at Know Your NY Water, and on your water bill.
- For questions about your water, you can also contact your local health department or call the New York State Department of Health at (518) 402-7650, or email us at bpwsp@health.ny.gov.
- Visit the United States Environmental Protection Agency for federal information about drinking water requirements for states and public water systems.
