CTWC - Unionville System

Connecticut Drinking water is pleased to present a summary of the quality of this provided to you in the past year. This record was prepared beneath the requirements of the National Safe Drinking Water Act to report annually the main points of where your drinking water comes from, what it includes, and the risks our water testing and treatment are designed to stop. Federal law enables water providers to help make the annual water top quality reports available online since an accepted form... Inside our effort to reduce costs and environmental influences of printing, all of us will provide the information on the internet and will mail the report to customers who request it. Connecticut Water will alert all customers due to bill inserts, reports releases, our Site, Facebook and Tweets that water top quality reports for all devices are available online or perhaps upon request. For those who have any questions concerning this report, please phone our customer service staff at 1-800-286-5700 or perhaps e-mail us at customerservice@ctwater. com. Water Supply: Unionville Main Program serves Connecticut Drinking water Company customers in Farmington, Unionville, and Avon, south of Westbury. Water to get the Unionville Primary water system originates from groundwater wells and surface reservoir normal water purchased from the City District Commission (MDC). Sources of tap water and bottled water include reservoirs, ponds, wells, and springs. As drinking water travels over the area of the land or perhaps through the ground, it may dissolve naturally occurring nutrients and in some cases, radioactive materials, and pick up chemicals resulting from the presence of pets or animals or from liveliness, including: · Infections and bacteria, which might come from septic devices, livestock, or wild animals. · Salts and metals, which can be organic or may result in stormwater runoff and farming. · Pesticides and herbicides, which can come from a variety of options such as agriculture, downtown stormwater runoff, or farming. · Organic chemicals, which usually originate from industrial techniques, gas stations, storm runoff, and septic devices. · Radioactive chemicals, which can be naturally occurring. To make sure safe tap water, the U. S. (EPA) environmental protection agency prescribes limits in these substances on water provided by open public water systems..

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