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Connecticut

Connecticut drinking water quality

Every public water system in Connecticut we've verified. Each report covers one calendar year and shows the utility's own measured contaminant levels against federal limits.

  • Ansonia (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Bethany (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Branford (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Bridgeport (2024)
    18 contaminants measured· 1 at or above the limit
  • Cheshire (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Derby (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • East Haven (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Hamden (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Hartford (2024)
    17 contaminants measured· 1 at or above the limit
  • Milford (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • New Haven (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • North Haven (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Orange (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Seymour (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Stamford (2024)
    21 contaminants measured· 1 at or above the limit
  • West Haven (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit
  • Woodbridge (2024)
    28 contaminants measured· 2 at or above the limit

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