2009 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report

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Introduction
To protect Public Health and satisfy Public's right to know about local Environmental information, EPA established the requirement that Water Suppliers must provide annual water quality information to their customers.  This information will be specially beneficial to new residents and people planning to move in the city of Pembroke Pines.  Environmental Services, a division of Public Services Department of the City of Pembroke Pines is providing its residents with its annual water quality report.  The report explains water source, how water is treated, contaminants detected, and how it compares to standards set by regulatory agencies.  For more information about your drinking water, please contact us at 954-450-6900.

Does the drinking water meet EPA standards?

Yes, our water meets and exceeds all of EPA's established standards. During 2005, numerous analyses were performed by the Water Plant laboratory, City’s certified lab and certified independent labs for various constituents and contaminants that may be in the drinking water. 

Bottled Water is safer than Tap Water?

The safety of bottled water and tap depends on the source, water quality monitoring and source protection, as well as treatment and testing ultimately determine the quality of the finished product.  in the United States, tap water is monitored and tested rigorously.

Click here to view the Water Quality Test Results Table.