Apache Junction residents can now access the information they need to understand what's in their water with the release of the Apache Junction Water District's 2023 Water Quality Report, an essential annual drill that delves into the safety and composition of the local drinking supply. The report, complies with stringent standards set forth by both the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), as per Apache Junction, Arizona.
The consumer confidence document is available to the public and aims to maintain transparency about the district's water quality, it offers insights on what was tested for including metal levels, mineral counts, and other potential pollutants that might concern the public health and safety, according to the information released by the City of Apache Junction on June 17th. For those residents seeking to dive deep into the specifics, according to the Apache Junction city website.
Should digital access prove a barrier or if hard copies are preferred for ease of study, Apache Junction citizens can request printed versions of the water report by phoning (480) 982-6030, ensuring that all community members, regardless of technological capacity, can stay informed about the substances flowing from their taps. The city has also provided an email address for further inquiries: [email protected], inviting direct communication for those who have more detailed questions or concerns.
