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Santa Clara Water Quality Meets Federal and State Standards

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The City of Santa Clara released its 2026 Drinking Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report, confirming that local water supplies meet all federal and state safety requirements. Residents can access the full report through city officials or at City Hall.

Key takeaways

  • The City of Santa Clara released its 2026 Drinking Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report on June 26, 2026.
  • Local drinking water was confirmed to meet all federal and state regulatory requirements.
  • The report details the specific sources and quality levels of the community's water supply.
  • Santa Clara City conducts regular water monitoring in compliance with Utah State and federal laws.
  • Printed copies of the report are available at the front desk of Santa Clara City Hall.

The City of Santa Clara announced June 26, 2026, that its 2026 Drinking Water Quality Consumer Confidence Report is now available to the public. The annual report confirms that the community's drinking water meets all federal and state safety requirements.

Purpose of the annual report

In a statement released by the city, officials noted that the report is intended to inform residents about the quality of the water and services delivered to the community every day. The document provides specific details regarding both the source of the drinking water and the overall quality of the water delivered to Santa Clara residents.

Commitment to water safety efforts

The city emphasized its ongoing commitment to maintaining a safe and dependable supply of drinking water for all constituents. According to the announcement, the report highlights the continuous efforts being made by the city to improve the water treatment process and implement measures to protect local water sources.

Compliance with monitoring regulations

Santa Clara City performs routine monitoring of constituents within its drinking water system. These monitoring practices are conducted in strict accordance with both federal and Utah State laws to ensure ongoing compliance with safety standards.

How to access the report

For residents seeking more information, the city has made several options available for reviewing the findings. The complete report can be downloaded digitally, or physical printed copies may be obtained at the front desk of City Hall, located at 2603 Santa Clara Drive, Santa Clara, UT 84765.

Contact information for resident inquiries

The city has designated a point of contact for residents who have specific questions regarding the contents of the report or any concerns related to their water utility. Individuals may reach out to Jamie Mills at 435-673-6712, extension 213, for further clarification.

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