Local Snapshot
Available Lee's Summit water system context
One public water system profile is currently linked to Lee's Summit. The system profile is the stronger data page; this city hub explains the connection and where to check next.
One linked profile is shown here. Confirm address-level service with an official source.
County or borough is not listed in the current city relationship record.
Use the PWSID when checking official sources.
The system profile renders all 41 rows from the 2025 report and links five recovered official utility reports covering reporting periods 2021–2025.
Associated Systems
Public water systems linked to this city
Start with the linked system profile for Lee's Summit; it carries the PWSID, report context, source links, and limitations. The city page is a navigation layer.
LEES SUMMIT PWS
PWSID MO1010459
System-level profile for Lee's Summit. Use it to review report-year context, source links, available violation records, contaminant relationships, and limitations.
- System type
- CWS
- Communities
- Lee's Summit
- Counties
- County not listed
- Latest CCR
- 2025
How to use this city page
- Start with PWSID MO1010459 when checking official records.
- Open the system profile before relying on city-level context.
- Use the linked annual report and source links for report tables, definitions, and official wording.
Location context: County or borough is not listed in the current city relationship record.
City pages help organize nearby records, but the water system profile is the main record page. A city may have more than one provider, and service areas may not match city limits.
Annual Reports
Latest report context in available data
Annual reports summarize a reporting period. For Lee's Summit, use the linked system profile and official source before treating city context as complete.
MO1010459
LEES SUMMIT PWS
2025 report: All 41 extracted rows from the 2025 report are available on the system page. The archive also contains five recovered official utility reports covering reporting periods 2021–2025.
Source scope: Missouri DNR's 2025 report and Lee's Summit utility archive pages published in 2022–2026. Use the system page for row-level values, table identity, and source attribution.
Provider confirmation
Lee's Summit and LEES SUMMIT PWS
The city page helps orient you to the local utility. The public-water-system page owns the detailed PWSID record.
Verified system relationship
Official Lee's Summit utility, Missouri DNR, and EPA records connect the city context to LEES SUMMIT PWS, PWSIDMO1010459. The utility's report page is the relationship source, while the PWSID is the durable system identity.
Sources: Lee's Summit water-quality report pageand EPA identity record.
What this does not prove
A city name, utility relationship, population, or wholesale source does not prove that LEES SUMMIT PWS serves every Lee's Summit address. Confirm the provider with your water bill, utility account, or the utility before using system-level records for an address question.
This page is not an address-level service lookup and does not establish current household-tap conditions.
Service-area evidence
No drinking-water boundary is verified
The exact EPA Version 3 lookup returned a lead-service-line inventory feature, not an authoritative drinking-water service boundary.
What the exact lookup establishes
- PWSID and name
- MO1010459 · LEES SUMMIT PWS
- Feature type
- Lead Service Line Inventory
- Data source
- City October 2024 LSLI inventory
- Service-area label
- Municipality · 38,708 listed connections
Open the exact EPA Version 3 query. The returned feature is retained as evidence context, not drawn as a drinking-water boundary.
What remains unresolved
The inventory feature does not establish which provider serves a particular address, how the utility's retail and wholesale areas are divided, or whether its 38,708-connection count is comparable to the EPA identity record's system count. No map is shown because the available geometry has the wrong evidence scope.
Next retrieval: request an authoritative public provider lookup or dated service-area/interconnection record bound to MO1010459. Exclude private addresses and security-sensitive details.
This limitation applies on both the city orientation page and the detailed system page. Confirm an address with a bill, account, or official utility lookup.
Source-water relationship
Purchased water through consecutive connections
The utility describes Lee's Summit as receiving drinking water from other public water systems.
- Kansas City PWS
- Named as a wholesale source in the reviewed utility and report context. It remains a source relationship, not the LEES SUMMIT PWS identity or proof that Kansas City serves a particular address.
- Independence PWS
- Also named as a wholesale source through the consecutive-connection relationship. It is not substituted for MO1010459 in the report rows or system profile.
Source basin and assessment record
The reviewed sources do not establish a complete named-well, intake, watershed, or PWSID-bound source-water assessment record for this page. City geography and wholesale-source names are not substitutes for that evidence.
Evidence-limited next step: request the applicable Missouri source-water assessment and any named source facilities for MO1010459.
The 2025 report preserves rows attributed to those named source systems separately from local LEES SUMMIT PWS rows. That distinction matters when reading the complete report table.
Source: Lee's Summit 2026 report page and theMissouri DNR 2025 report. Wholesale-source relationships do not define a complete service boundary.
Treatment evidence
Treatment details remain evidence-limited
The reviewed sources establish a purchased-water relationship but do not establish a current Lee's Summit treatment train.
What is not established here
The source set does not verify current treatment processes, disinfectant residual method, corrosion-control treatment, or fluoridation status for MO1010459. Report rows and general utility water-system descriptions are not enough to infer those operating details.
Next retrieval: request the current treatment and operating record from Lee's Summit Water Utilities or Missouri DNR, with the PWSID and facility scope named in the request.
Reviewed paths: utility water-system page,utility report page, and theMissouri drinking-water viewer. No current process claim is made.
System infrastructure
Utility history and stated capacity
The utility gives historical context and a stated system capacity; these figures are not a property-level service map or operating measurement.
- System origin
- Lee's Summit says the water system was built in 1916.
- Stated capacity
- 32.5 million gallons daily (MGD), according to the utility.
- Water mains
- More than 650 miles of water mains.
- Hydrants and valves
- 4,925 hydrants and 14,000 valves.
- Pumping stations
- Three pumping stations.
- Storage
- Eight water towers or storage tanks, with about 35 million gallons of storage.
These are utility-published system figures, not a complete facility inventory, distribution map, current production level, or condition assessment for every component. Those are separate evidence questions.
Source: Lee's Summit Water Utilities water-system page. Checked .
Monitoring context
UCMR rows stay tied to the 2025 report
The complete extraction includes local UCMR rows plus separately attributed reseller and optional-monitoring groups.
Three local UCMR rows
The reviewed Missouri DNR report extraction preserves three rows in its local UCMR section, including the printed dates, units, values, and blank or non-detect notation where shown.
Separate source attribution
Other report groups are not silently folded into local system results. A report row is historical evidence for its printed scope, not a current exposure, compliance, or household-tap conclusion.
Source: Missouri DNR 2025 Annual Water Quality Report; all report rows were reviewed against the three-page source PDF.
Lead and copper monitoring
Two local report rows use monitoring statistics
The 2025 report includes local lead-and-copper rows; their period, statistic, units, and printed criteria stay attached to the source table.
The two local rows are report-period monitoring evidence, not an individual household-tap result. A 90th-percentile or action-level field cannot determine the condition of a particular home's plumbing or the current status of a notice.
View the lead-and-copper rows in the report tableSource: Missouri DNR 2025 report. The utility's lead information and inventory are linked separately below.
Lead service lines
Public inventory access, without property-level inference
Lee's Summit links a January 2026 public lead service-line inventory and says an inventory can be requested from the utility.
The public inventory is a dated utility record. It does not establish whether a particular address has a lead, galvanized, unknown, or other service-line material, and it is not a drinking-water service boundary.
Replacement program
A current replacement schedule, eligibility rules, funding, and property-verification path were not established in the reviewed sources. An inventory is not proof that a replacement program exists or that work is complete.
The next evidence step is a verified property or aggregate inventory response from the utility. This page makes no claim about any home's plumbing or tap water.
Water characteristics
Hardness is not yet established
No accepted total-hardness value, range, unit, period, or basis was found in the reviewed Lee's Summit report and utility sources.
This is an unfinished evidence question, not a finding that the water has no hardness information. Do not infer soft, moderate, or hard water from the purchased-water relationship, treatment language, or city name.
Next retrieval: request a PWSID-bound hardness result or utility specification with the sample period, location, unit, and basis.
The topic remains visible so a missing record is not mistaken for a completed or not-applicable item.
Annual report archive
Current report and recovered archive
The Missouri DNR report and the utility's 2022–2026 archive pages preserve dated source evidence. These records are not live notices, current compliance determinations, or household-tap results.
- Report identity
- LEES SUMMIT PWS · MO1010459 · 2025 annual report
- Coverage
- 41 current DNR rows across 3 PDF pages
- Source date
- Current DNR report dated March 27, 2026; reviewed August 26, 2026
The extraction preserves detected and undetected values where printed, units, ranges, limits, qualifiers, blanks, footnotes, definitions, local rows, and reseller-attributed rows. The complete current row table is rendered on the system page after this context section.
Recovered official archive
Lee's Summit's official archive pages for report publication years 2022–2026 were reviewed. They cover monitoring periods 2021–2025; the detailed tables and source checksums are kept on the system profile.
View the recovered archive tables on the system profileSource: Missouri DNR 2025 report. SHA-256:a7df6e5c6cf2ce833c229737f424bbf261f34f3431679f9d5831af2c68d8e1ab. Extraction reviewed.
Current identity record
EPA system snapshot
These identity fields were checked against the EPA PWSID record on September 18, 2026. They describe the system record, not every connected property.
- Status
- Active
- System type
- Community water system (CWS)
- Population served
- 99,400
- Service connections
- 39,042
- Primary source code
- SWP
- Ownership
- Local
Seasonal changes
No system-specific seasonal source or treatment-change notice was verified. Do not infer seasonal switching from capacity or purchased water.
Drought and restrictions
A current Lee's Summit system restriction stage was not transcribed from the reviewed sources. Check official city instructions for the current position.
Outage and flushing paths
The utility contact and notices pages are the verified destinations; they are not represented here as a complete real-time outage feed.
EPA record address: 1200 SE HAMBLEN RD. EPA record phone:816-969-1922.Open the identity source.
Customer resources
Rates and billing information
The utility publishes a rate-information destination; current class-specific amounts and assistance terms are not transcribed here.
Keep billing information separate from report results. Check the utility rate page for the effective schedule and contact the utility about account-specific charges or assistance eligibility.
Open Lee's Summit rate informationEvidence status: destination verified; current rate values and assistance rules remain a follow-up item rather than an inferred affordability claim.
Contact and notices
Lee's Summit Water Utilities contact paths
Use the utility for address-specific provider questions, report requests, current notices, and service concerns.
- Customer service
- 816.969.1900
1200 SE Hamblen Road, Lee's Summit, MO - After-hours emergency
- 816.969.7407
- Current notices
- Lee's Summit official alerts and notices
- Printed reports
- The utility says printed water-quality reports are available on request.
Water-quality concerns
Use customer service for a water-quality or service concern and ask which current utility or state path applies. A complaint or call is a contact event, not a verified public finding.
Checked . A source page is a contact path, not proof that a notice is active or that a specific address is connected.
Household questions
Household testing program is not verified
No current Lee's Summit customer sample-request program with eligibility, fee, collection instructions, and interpretation terms was accepted in this review.
Schools and public buildings
No Lee's Summit-specific school, childcare, or public-building testing program or released facility results were verified in this review. Facility-specific results must not be generalized to MO1010459.
For a household-specific question, ask the utility what testing or sample-request options apply to your address and what the result would represent. Do not treat the annual report table as a household-tap test.
Next retrieval: request the current program terms from Water Utilities and preserve the laboratory, collection, cost, and eligibility details if supplied.
Ask the utility about customer testingThe section remains visible because no accepted program record is not the same as proof that no program exists.
Governance and participation
Official utility participation paths
The utility provides an advisory-board destination and an official notices path; event-specific meeting details are not summarized here.
Use the Water Utilities Advisory Board pagefor the utility's public participation information and theofficial notices page for current city notices. Confirm meeting dates, agendas, and public-comment instructions on those official pages before relying on them.
This destination-level evidence does not establish a particular action, meeting outcome, or current notice status.
Regulatory record context
Report-period statements and source attribution
The 2025 report keeps local LEES SUMMIT PWS language separate from historical rows attributed to wholesale systems.
Local report statement
The report contains a calendar-year 2025 statement for LEES SUMMIT PWS. It is retained with the report's date, wording, and limitations; it is not converted into a current compliance conclusion.
Wholesale-attributed rows
Three historical violation rows are attributed to named reseller or wholesale systems in the printed report. They are not recast as current LEES SUMMIT PWS violations.
Enforcement context
No separate action IDs or return-to-compliance record was accepted beyond the dated report wording. A report statement is not a live enforcement status.
Waivers and exemptions
No PWSID-bound variance, exemption, or monitoring-waiver decision with effective dates was established in the reviewed sources.
Sanitary surveys
No released system-specific sanitary-survey or capacity-development finding was accepted. Request the record rather than infer a clean or unsafe result.
Current notices can change. Check Lee's Summit alerts, the Missouri DNR viewer, and the utility before making a current-status decision.
What To Check Next
Next steps for Lee's Summit water information
Use these links to move from local context to system, report, source, and limitation context.
Open LEES SUMMIT PWS
Start with PWSID MO1010459, report context, source links, and limitations for the linked system profile.
View Open LEES SUMMIT PWSMissouri state hub
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View How to look up your drinking water systemHow to read a water quality report
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View How to read a water quality reportDetection vs. violation vs. advisory
A careful guide to three different water-record terms, what each one can mean, and what official source to check next.
View Detection vs. violation vs. advisoryHow to ask your water provider about testing
Focused questions to ask a utility or water provider about reports, testing, notices, PWSID, and where to verify official records.
View How to ask your water provider about testingWhat public water data can and cannot tell you
What official public water records can help you check, what they cannot prove, and why missing data needs cautious interpretation.
View What public water data can and cannot tell youCheck methodology
Understand why city pages are navigation layers and why address-level confirmation matters.
View Check methodologyEvidence
Official sources and methodology
Location context
County or borough is not listed in the current city relationship record. Use the linked system PWSID and official source instead of inferring a service area from a city boundary.
Evidence
Sources to confirm next
Use official federal, state, utility, or report sources before treating a page as final.