Contact method
Send update details by email
Send source updates, corrections, or missing-report suggestions by email.
Email update notes to [email protected].
Please include the city, state, water system name or PWSID if known, the source link, and a short note about what you want reviewed.
Do not use this contact path for urgent water notices, emergency instructions, or personal health questions.
Useful updates
What kinds of updates help
The most useful suggestions point to a specific page and a public source that can be reviewed.
- A public water system name, PWSID, city relationship, or state relationship appears incorrect.
- A source link is broken, outdated, or points to the wrong official page.
- An annual report / Consumer Confidence Report link or report year appears missing or outdated.
- A violation, notice, contaminant relationship, or source date appears to need review.
- A page uses wording that could be clearer about missing data or limitations.
What to include
A short email is fine. These details make a suggested correction easier to verify:
- Page URL
- Public water system name, if relevant
- City and state
- PWSID, if known
- What appears wrong, outdated, or missing
- Link to an official source, if available
- Date you checked the source
Copy this outline
Page URL:
System name / PWSID:
City and state:
What looks wrong or missing:
Official source link:
Date checked:
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