Edmonson County Water District

We are thrilled to present this year's Annual Water Quality Report. This report is designed to inform the public about the satisfactory water and offerings furnished daily. Our steady purpose is to provide you with a secure and dependable supply of drinking water. We need you to understand the efforts we make to constantly enhance the water remedy technique and to guard our clients and assets. We are devoted to ensuring the quality of your water with strains in Edmonson, Hart, Grayson, Warren and Butler Counties with a mixed total population of over 27,300 humans. Brownsville WTP is our facility "A" and serves over 14, six hundred human beings and Wax WTP is our "B" facility and serves over 12,seven-hundred humans. In conjunction with the Barren River Area Development District, Edmonson Co. Water District has evolved a Source Water Assessment and Protection Plan for Brownsville WTP "A" and with The Lincoln Trail Area Development District for Wax WTP "B". Both are categorized as floor water remedy facilities. The Brownsville WTP attracts water from Green River and Wax WTP draws water from Nolin Reservoir. The susceptibility of contaminants is within the moderate class due to the path of the rivers. The rivers skip through cities, below bridges on primary roads, near underground storage websites, agriculture sports and oil, and gas production facilities. An entire source water evaluation may be received and viewed at the Edmonson Co. Water District office positioned at 1128 Hwy. 259 N, Brownsville, KY between 8 am and four:30pm Mon-Fri. Our ordinary scheduled board conferences are on the second and 4th Tues. At eight:30am on the Water District Office. Also to be had by way of request is an entire list and record of all parameters of contaminants that are sampled for every yr. Our water gadget violated one or more consuming water requirements over the past year. Even although these had been not emergencies, as our customers, you have got proper to understand what took place and what we are doing or did to accurate those conditions. We are required to screen your ingesting water for precise contaminants on an ordinary foundation. Results of ordinary tracking are an indicator of whether or not our drinking water meets health standards. During the periods indexed under, we did not display or test for the indexed contaminants and consequently can't make certain of the quality of your ingesting water all through that point. There is not anything you need to do right now. The table beneath lists the contaminants we did no longer well test for over the last years, how frequently we are alleged to sample for the indexed contaminants, what number of samples we're supposed to take, how many samples we took, while samples have to were taken, and date samples were taken, and date on which observe-up samples have been or can be taken. The following is a list of Edmonson County Water District's compliance determinations and outline of every contaminant and it's potential fitness results as mentioned by way of Federal EPA Guidelines. Notice of Violations: We are required to monitor your consuming water for precise contaminants on a ordinary basis. Results of everyday tracking are an indicator of whether or not or not our ingesting water meets health requirements. During the intervals listed below, we did no longer monitor or test for the listed contaminant(s) and therefore can not make sure of the quality of your ingesting water all through that time. #1. In March 2017 the Edmonson County Water District received three notices of violation from the division of water for failure to sample for Dalapon, a synthetic organic parameter, for the 4th qtr. Of 2015 qtr., 1st qtr. Of 2016 and the 4th qtr. Of 2016. Although 4 consecutive quarters were sampled with less than 0.00022 mg/l outcomes being returned between Nov. 2014 and Aug. 2015, the Division of Water issued Violations for no longer receiving a letter from the Water District inquiring for reduced monitoring. The violations obtained were for each sector the letter had no longer been received. The Water District has submitted the desired request letter for decreased monitoring. There aren't any health results associated with this violation and if there were our clients could have been notified instantaneously. #2. The Edmonson County Water received a note of violation in November 2016 for recurring tracking /reporting. On the August 2016 Monthly Operating Report, the required pattern effects for Chlorine analysis had been inadvertently disregarded from web page 7, day 31. The Edmonson County Water District has because submitted the specified lacking day of evaluation. There are not any fitness outcomes related to this violation and if there were our customers might have been notified instantaneously. #3. In March 2017, the Edmonson County Water District obtained a be aware of violation for the Wax WTP for non-submittal of an Atrazine pattern throughout the 1/3 quarter of 2016. The Atrazine sample, which is a part of our routine Synthetic Organic Contaminants tracking, was submitted as required but had to be re-sampled because of box failure which resulted in the sample being submitted in the fourth sector of 2016..

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