Local Snapshot
Available Yukon water system context
One public water system profile is currently linked to Yukon. 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.
2025 report context is linked through YUKON; 24 summarized report entries are shown on the system profile.
Associated Systems
Public water systems linked to this city
Start with the linked system profile for Yukon; it carries the PWSID, report context, source links, and limitations. The city page is a navigation layer.
YUKON
PWSID OK2000910
System-level profile for Yukon. Use it to review report-year context, source links, available violation records, contaminant relationships, and limitations.
- System type
- Community water system
- Communities
- Yukon
- Counties
- County not listed
- Latest CCR
- 2025
How to use this city page
- Start with PWSID OK2000910 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.
Approximate service area
Mapped coverage for OK2000910
Use this approximate boundary to orient yourself, then confirm your provider with your water bill, utility account, or the utility. City boundaries alone do not identify who serves your address.
EPA Version 3 returned one polygon matching PWSID OK2000910 and YUKON. The source record lists 22,498 population and 9,693 service connections as mapped inventory context.
- Boundary provenance
- EPA Version 3 service-area boundary; state-agency source record from OWRB; method listed as used service area.
- Original provider
- Oklahoma Water Resources Board (OWRB)
- EPA source-record date
- Mapped area
- 82.05 km²
- Snapshot reviewed
The EPA source record was created July 26, 2012 and the preserved response was reviewed September 19, 2026. Later service-area changes may not appear in this snapshot.
Interactive boundary map
Explore the mapped service area
The teal overlay is the reviewed EPA Version 3 snapshot for OK2000910. Move or zoom the map to inspect geographic context; the boundary is not an address-level service guarantee.
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Boundary source: EPA Version 3; source-record date July 26, 2012; 82.05 km². This preview uses a preserved snapshot, not live coverage. Base-map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Open the official EPA map.
This polygon is an approximate orientation aid, not proof that the utility serves a particular address or every property inside the boundary. The population and connection fields are source-record inventory values, not current household or tap-level evidence. Confirm the provider with a water bill, utility account, or the utility.
Look up mapped systems near your address
EPA’s national map can search by address, water-system name or PWSID. Use it to identify a possible provider, then confirm service with your water bill, utility account or the utility.
Start with an address
Open the EPA map below. In the search dropdown, leave only ArcGIS World Geocoding Service selected. Enter your address and choose the matching location result.
The other search choices look for system names or IDs and can filter out boundaries during an address search.
Check the mapped provider
Select the shaded service area around the result to open its system name, PWSID and source details. For this provider, compare YUKON and OK2000910.
A mapped match does not confirm a connection at your property. Private wells and some public systems are not shown; an empty result does not establish that no provider serves the address.
Lookup checked . EPA describes this map as a first step: boundaries can contain errors, and local government is usually the best source for confirming service to a property. Read EPA’s coverage and limitations. This check does not refresh the preserved map snapshot above.
Annual Reports
Latest report context in available data
Annual reports summarize a reporting period. For Yukon, use the linked system profile and official source before treating city context as complete.
OK2000910
YUKON
2025 report: The 2025 report link is available for YUKON. Use the linked source report for the full table, definitions, footnotes, and official context. This page includes summarized entries from the available report. They are not a complete copy of the report table.
Source type shown in available records: Utility report
Historical CCR archive
These annual reports describe past reporting periods. They do not show live water-quality conditions or current advisory status.
PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM
Does Yukon supply your address?
Match the name on your water bill with YUKON, public water system ID OK2000910.
Check your bill or utility account for the provider name. Yukon’s system ID is OK2000910. If the name is unclear, ask Water Management to confirm your address; the map alone cannot confirm service.
See Yukon’s system identityOfficial sources
SOURCE WATER
Groundwater and Oklahoma City purchased water
Yukon uses groundwater wells and water purchased from Oklahoma City. That is why the annual report includes results for two systems.
Yukon’s April 2026 plan identifies 15 Garber-Wellington wells and three Oklahoma City supply connections. The Oklahoma City tables in Yukon’s report describe purchased water; they do not identify the mixture reaching a particular home.
Understand Yukon and supplier resultsSYSTEM INFRASTRUCTURE
How water moves through the system
The April 2026 plan describes the network carrying water through Yukon.
The 2026 plan describes more than 130 miles of lines, typical sizes of 6–18 inches, and a 24-inch transmission line. These network figures cannot identify your home’s service-line material or pressure; Water Management is the next contact for your property.
Explore Yukon’s water networkOfficial sources
ANNUAL REPORT ARCHIVE
Available Yukon report years
Browse results by the year they cover, rather than the year printed in the document title.
Looking for the 2025 results? The official file is titled “Consumer Confidence Report – 2026” but covers 2025. The system page brings together all 24 results and the earlier 2021 and 2022 reports. The 2023 and 2024 reports remain unresolved gaps.
Read the report example and complete resultsOfficial sources
DATED REGULATORY CONTEXT
Historical arsenic record
The older arsenic record concerns 2012–2013. Keep those events separate from later annual-report results and current notices.
The older arsenic entries concern Q3 2012, Q4 2012, and Q1 2013; the record lists a compliance-achieved date of 10-09-2013. That history is not a current notice. Consult the city’s Alert Center for current instructions.
Read the dated arsenic recordOfficial sources
CUSTOMER RESOURCES
Get notices, service answers, and report help
Choose the official contact or resource that matches your question.
For current notices, use the city’s Alert Center. For provider confirmation or a report question, contact Water Management with your service address and the report year. The contact cards below distinguish Water Management from the service-line inventory number printed in the annual report.
Explore Yukon’s water recordsAsk Water Management about service or reports
Paul Gerber, Director of Water Management, is listed in the City of Yukon staff directory as the official water-management contact.
[email protected] · 405-354-1895
Contact role and details verified September 19, 2026 in the official Water Management staff directory (opens in a new tab).
Ask about your service-line inventory
The 2025 report directs readers to call Yukon for access to its service-line inventory. Ask how to find the entry for your address and what any unknown material designation means for your property.
Call the report’s inventory contact: 405-354-6245Source: Yukon’s report covering 2025, page 1. This is the number printed in that report, distinct from the staff-directory contact.
What To Check Next
Next steps for Yukon water information
Use these links to move from local context to system, report, source, and limitation context.
Open YUKON
Start with PWSID OK2000910, report context, source links, and limitations for the linked system profile.
View Open YUKONOklahoma state hub
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View How to look up your drinking water systemHow to read a water quality report
A plain-English walkthrough of Consumer Confidence Reports, including report years, detected contaminants, legal limits, violations, and source notes.
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.
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