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Grand Island, Nebraska Water Quality Report

Water quality data for 1 water system serving 51,478 people.

35
Poor
out of 100

Water Source

1
Water System
51K
People Served
Ground water
Water Source

Detected Contaminants

ContaminantDetected LevelEPA Limit (MCL)Health Guideline% of LimitStatus
lithium30.9 No federal limit10.0 ug/L(EPA/USGS HBSL)
309%
Above guideline
PFBS0.005 No federal limit2000.0 ug/L(EPA Health Advisory)
0%
Below guideline
PFHxS0.025 0.010 ug/L0.001 ug/L(EWG)
246%
Above limit
PFOS0.007 0.004 ug/L0.300 ug/L(EWG)
188%
Above limit
PFPeA0.003 No federal limit1000.0 ug/L(EWG)
0%
Below guideline

Recommended Water Filters

Based on the contaminants detected in your water supply, these filtration systems are recommended:

Reverse Osmosis (RO)

Reverse osmosis systems remove up to 99% of PFAS compounds. Recommended for homes with detected PFAS.

Up to 99% PFAS removal

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Compliance & Violations

Resolved Violations (11)

03

Apr 1, 2010 — Jun 30, 2010

moderate

03

Apr 1, 2010 — Jun 30, 2010

moderate

03

Jan 1, 2008 — Oct 31, 2010

moderate

02

Jan 1, 2001 — Dec 31, 2001

critical

02

Jan 1, 2001 — Dec 31, 2001

critical

+ 6 more resolved violations

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Grand Island tap water safe to drink?

Grand Island's water has 2 contaminants detected above EPA limits. While the water is treated, residents may want to consider additional filtration.

What contaminants are in Grand Island tap water?

5 contaminants have been detected in Grand Island's water supply across 1 water system. See the full contaminant table above for details.

How can I improve my water quality in Grand Island?

Install a water filter rated for the specific contaminants found in Grand Island's water. See our filter recommendations above. You can also request your utility's Consumer Confidence Report for the most current test results.