Lead, Copper, and Drinking Water: Monitoring and Reporting Requirements
How to test for lead and copper in new public water systems. Forms and instructions for PWSs with water known to be corrosive to comply with monitoring and reporting rules. Related guidance and reference materials.
- 2014 6M1 List
List of systems who are scheduled to sample along with the bottle count. - Lead Consumer Notice Forms and Instructions
These forms are used to report and certify customer lead results after the PWS receives their analytical results back from their laboratory. - Drinking Water Watch
Use this searchable database of analytical results and compliance data to learn more about the quality of your drinking water and your public water system's compliance with state and federal regulations.
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Use this searchable database of analytical results and compliance data to learn more about the quality of your drinking water and your public water system's compliance with state and federal regulations.
Use this searchable database of analytical results and compliance data to learn more about the quality of your drinking water and your public water system's compliance with state and federal regulations.
Sample Site Selection Form
Lead and Copper Sampling Site Selection form and Material Survey Sheet. All new community water systems (CWS) and non-transient/non-community water systems (NTNC) must fill this form out and send it to TCEQ before the first round of lead and copper sampling. The TCEQ contract laboratory will use the shipping address from this form for sending samping kits to your system.
Lead and Copper Sampling Site Selection form and Material Survey Sheet. All new community water systems (CWS) and non-transient/non-community water systems (NTNC) must fill this form out and send it to TCEQ before the first round of lead and copper sampling. The TCEQ contract laboratory will use the shipping address from this form for sending samping kits to your system.