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Drinking Water
National Information
- Ground Water & Drinking Water
- Consumer Confidence Reports
- Data & Databases
- Drinking Water Research Information Network
- Envirofacts Warehouse
- Health Impacts
- Local Drinking Water Information
- National Drinking Water Advisory Council
- Public Drinking Water Systems
- Safe Drinking Water Act
- Safe Drinking Water Hotline 800-426-4791
- Source Water Protection
- Training - Drinking Water Academy
- Underground Injection
- Water Discharge Permits
- Water Efficiency - WaterSense
- Water Quality Standards
Help keep prescription drugs out of the environment
Dispose of prescription drugs properly and keep them out of our waterways. Don't flush them down the toilet.
Related Mid-Atlantic Information
Comment on 104 Contaminants That May Become Regulated by EPA
Public drinking water systems regulated by EPA and delegated states and tribes provide drinking water to 90% of people in the US. In the mid-Atlantic region the vast majority of small public water systems (with a population less than 3,300) rely upon ground water for their source of drinking water. Likewise, most not on a public system get their drinking water from private wells. Larger systems can also pull their water from streams, rivers, springs or lakes.
Protecting Our Drinking Water
- Source Water Protection and Sole Source Aquifers
- Private Wells
- Public Water System Supervision
- Underground Injection
- Drinking Water Security & Emergency Preparedness
Contacts
Data
- Consumer Confidence Reports – Your Local Drinking Water
- SDWIS – the Safe Drinking Water Information System
Financial Assistance
