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Community water system survey
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) conducted the 2000 Community
Water System (CWS) Survey to obtain data to support its development and
evaluation of drinking water regulations. Most of the operating characteristics
of community water systems are unchanged from 1976, when the first CWS
Survey was conducted. The vast majority of systems are small and privately
owned, but most people are customers of large publicly owned systems.
Nevertheless, there have been some important changes since the first CWS
Survey. This publication reports on trends and key findings from the survey.
2000 Community Water System (CWS) Survey (EPA 815-R-02-005A, December 2002)
1995 Community Water System (CWS) Survey (EPA 815-R-97-001a, January 1997)
- Cover Page [PDF file 176KB]
- Volume I: Overview [PDF file 286 KB]
For more information, contact the Safe Drinking Water Hotline at 1-800-426-4791. Hardcopies of this publication
may be ordered from NCEPI or the Water Resource Center.
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