Source Water Assessment

Program that fulfills 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments requirements for TCEQ to assess every public drinking water source for susceptibility to certain chemical constituents.

The TCEQ is required by the 1996 Safe Drinking Water Act Amendments to assess every public drinking water source for susceptibility to certain chemical constituents. The resulting source water susceptibility assessment reports provided to public water systems are then used to implement local source water protection projects. The assessment results also contribute to information contained in the Consumer Confidence Reports.

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What Information Does My SWSA Provide? Explains the information that may be obtained from your source water susceptibility assessment.

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	Finding Information about Water Wells in Texas Links to resources that can help you locate information on water wells.
	How to Interpret SWSA Maps Information on how to read the SWSA maps. Explains the colors and circles on the maps.
	PSOCs: A Detailed List Potential Source of Contamination Types and Subtypes: Detailed Listing, Descriptions and Applied Contaminants.
	Public Drinking Water Source Locations: Checking and Maintaining Accuracy How to make corrections to locations, how to map new locations, and tips for accurately mapping locations.
	SWSA Result Interpretation Explains the meaning of high, medium, and low in the context of a source water susceptibility assessment.
	Source Water Assessment Approach and Methodology
	What Information Does My SWSA Provide? Explains the information that may be obtained from your source water susceptibility assessment.

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