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Is Warrensburg tap water safe to drink?
Yes—Warrensburg’s tap water meets federal and state drinking water standards based on the system’s required monitoring. However, this doesn’t mean your water is contaminant free. Warrensburg’s report still shows regulated contaminants and byproducts of disinfection, plus naturally occurring minerals that can affect how water tastes, smells, and behaves in your home. That’s why many residents still choose water treatment services to combat these contaminants.
Is Warrensburg tap water hard?
Yes. Warrensburg’s report shows total hardness around 222 ppm as CaCO₃, which can contribute to scale buildup on plumbing fixtures, appliances, and water-using equipment over time.
Is there PFAS in Warrensburg tap water?
In the unregulated monitoring table, several PFAS compounds were listed with results reported as ND (not detected), including PFOA, PFOS, GenX (HFPO-DA), PFHxS, PFNA, and PFBS.
Does Warrensburg tap water have fluoride?
Yes. The regulated substances table shows fluoride at 0.7 ppm.
Where does Warrensburg get its tap water?
Warrensburg’s drinking water is groundwater drawn from aquifers through deep wells.
How is Warrensburg water treated?
The report states the water supplied is treated with chlorine (disinfection). The report also tracks disinfectant levels at both the treatment plant and in the distribution system.
Does Warrensburg have chlorine in its water?
Yes. The disinfectants table shows chlorine in the distribution system at 1.1 ppm (range 0.95–1.2) and chlorine at the treatment plant at 0.6 ppm (range 0.6–1.9).
Does Warrensburg have disinfection byproducts like TTHMs or HAA5?
Yes—TTHMs were detected. The report shows total trihalomethanes (TTHMs) with a highest LRAA of 8 ppb (range 3–8). Haloacetic acids (HAA5) were reported as ND.
What were Warrensburg’s lead and copper results?
The report shows leadwith a 90th percentile of ND and a range detected of ND–5 ppb, with 0 homes above the action level (30 premises sampled). Copper shows a 90th percentile of 0.505 ppm with a range detected of 0.043–1.027 ppm, with 0 homes above the action level (30 premises sampled).
Does Warrensburg test for bacteria like total coliform or E. coli?
Yes. The report shows 0 as the highest number of positive samples for both total coliform and E. coli in 2024.
What does the report show for nitrate?
The regulated substances table lists nitrate at 0.01 ppm (2024).
Are there radionuclides reported for Warrensburg?
Yes. The report lists alpha emitters at 4.4 pCi/L and combined radium at 2.1 pCi/L.
What else shows up in Warrensburg water that can affect taste or scaling?
Warrensburg’s report lists several naturally occurring minerals and characteristics that can influence taste and scale, including total dissolved solids (TDS) at 282 ppm, chloride at 65 ppm, sulfate at 31 ppm, pH at 8.1 (range 7.0–8.1), calcium at 50 ppm, magnesium at 23 ppm, sodium at 47 ppm, and total hardness around 222 ppm as CaCO₃.
Do I need a water softener or filter in Warrensburg?
If you’re dealing with scale buildup, spotting, or soap that doesn’t lather well, a water softener can help with the hardness level shown in the report. If your priority is better taste—or reducing things like TTHMs or chlorine-related taste—adding a drinking water filter at the kitchen sink is a common option.
Where can I get a local tap water quality report for Warrensburg?
Warrensburg’s water quality details are provided in the system’s annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR). If you want help interpreting what the numbers mean for your home, a local water test can add clarity at the tap.
Where can I get a local tap water quality report?
You can access the most recent Warrensburg Tap Water Quality Report here.
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