HASTINGS, CITY OF (NE, NE3100101) | Water Quality Lookup

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Last updated: August 3, 2026Data reviewed: August 3, 2026

System identity

PWSID: NE3100101
State: Nebraska
Linked communities: Hastings
County context: Not listed in current record
System type: Community water system
Source water: Groundwater.
Population served: Not listed in current record
Service connections: Not listed in current record
Latest reviewed report: 2025 report link found
Data updated: 2026-08-03

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Report-Listed Rows

Report-listed rows summarized from the latest reviewed report

2 report-listed rows are summarized for HASTINGS, CITY OF. A listed row is not the same thing as a current advisory or household tap result.

Every table row in Hastings’ 2025 report

The two rows above remain the system profile preview. This separate report view preserves all 17 rows from the two-page City of Hastings report, including printed dates, units, ranges, criteria, blank cells, report-period status fields, and source-table labels.

Report year: 2025
Rows preserved: 17
Definitions: 15
Material notes: 4

All 17 rows from the 2025 City of Hastings report
Substance and testing period	Reported value	Range in report	Limit or standard	Source table	Report-printed status
COLIFORM (TCR)Testing period: December 2025	In the month of December, 3 sample(s) were positive Not listed in this summarized entryHighest Number of Positive Samples	Not listed in this summarized entry	MCL: Treatment Technique Trigger; MCLG: 0	MicrobiologicalPage 2Typical source, as printed: Naturally present in the environment	Violations Present: No, as printed for this sample period
COPPER, FREE *Testing period: 2023 - 2025Sites above action level5	*1.44 ppm**90th Percentile	0.00454 - 1.91	AL: 1.3 ppm	Lead and CopperPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing.	Not listed in this summarized entry
LEADTesting period: 2023 - 2025Sites above action level2	5.99 ppb90th Percentile	0 - 23.4	AL: 15 ppb	Lead and CopperPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing.	Not listed in this summarized entry
ARSENICTesting period: 3/26/2025	2.6 ppbHighest Value	1.48 - 2.6	MCL: 10; MCLG: 0	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Source table has no violation or compliance column.	Source table has no violation or compliance column.
BARIUMTesting period: 8/27/2025	0.201 ppmHighest Value	0.154 - 0.201	MCL: 2; MCLG: 2	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Discharge from drilling wastes; Discharge from metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this summarized entry
CHROMIUMTesting period: 9/8/2025	0.761 ppbHighest Value	0 - 0.761	MCL: 100; MCLG: 100	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Discharge from steel and pulp mills; Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this summarized entry
DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL) ADIPATETesting period: 4/16/2025	0.961 ppbHighest Value	0 - 0.961	MCL: 400; MCLG: 400	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Discharge from chemical factories	Not listed in this summarized entry
FLUORIDETesting period: 9/8/2025	0.312 ppmHighest Value	0.239 - 0.312	MCL: 4; MCLG: 4	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; water additive which promotes strong teeth; Fertilizer discharge.	Not listed in this summarized entry
NITRATE-NITRITE *Testing period: 3/5/2025	*11 ppm**Highest Value	5.29 - 11	MCL: 10; MCLG: 10	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Runoff from fertilizer use; Leaching from septic tanks, sewage; Erosion of natural deposits	Not listed in this summarized entry
URANIUM MASSTesting period: 12/9/2025	21.4 ug/LHighest Value	12.4 - 21.4	MCL: 30; MCLG: 0	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits	Not listed in this summarized entry
SELENIUMTesting period: 9/8/2025	16.4 ppbHighest Value	9.88 - 16.4	MCL: 50; MCLG: 50	Regulated ContaminantsPage 2Source table has no violation or compliance column.	Source table has no violation or compliance column.
COMBINED RADIUM (-226 & -228)Testing period: 2/24/2025	1.47 pCi/LHighest Value	1.09 - 1.47	MCL: 5; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits	Not listed in this summarized entry
COMBINED URANIUMTesting period: 12/2/2025	12 pCi/LHighest Value	9.55 - 12	MCL: [blank]; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 2The source prints a blank MCL cell and MCLG 0.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits	The source prints a blank MCL cell and MCLG 0.
GROSS ALPHA, EXCL. RADON & UTesting period: 3/18/2025	1.5 pCi/LHighest Value	0 - 1.5	MCL: 15; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits	Not listed in this summarized entry
GROSS ALPHA, INCL. RADON & UTesting period: 12/2/2025	12.1 pCi/LHighest Value	5.04 - 12.1	MCL: 15; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits	Not listed in this summarized entry
RADIUM-228Testing period: 2/24/2025	1.47 pCi/LHighest Value	1.09 - 1.47	MCL: [blank]; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 2The source prints a blank MCL cell and MCLG 0.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits	The source prints a blank MCL cell and MCLG 0.
SULFATETesting period: 12/16/2025	68.7 mg/LHighest Value	58.4 - 68.7	Secondary MCL: 250	Unregulated Water Quality DataPage 2The source prints this row under Unregulated Water Quality Data without a likely-source or violation column.	The source prints this row under Unregulated Water Quality Data without a likely-source or violation column.

Report row

COLIFORM (TCR)

Range in report: Not listed in this summarized entry
Highest Number of Positive Samples: In the month of December, 3 sample(s) were positive Not listed in this summarized entry
Testing period: December 2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: Treatment Technique Trigger; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Violations Present: No, as printed for this sample period

Report row

COPPER, FREE *

Range in report: 0.00454 - 1.91 ppm
90th Percentile: 1.44 * ppm
Testing period: 2023 - 2025
Sites above action level: 5
Limit or standard: AL: 1.3 ppm
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

Report row

LEAD

Range in report: 0 - 23.4 ppb
90th Percentile: 5.99 ppb
Testing period: 2023 - 2025
Sites above action level: 2
Limit or standard: AL: 15 ppb
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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ARSENIC

Range in report: 1.48 - 2.6 ppb
Highest Value: 2.6 ppb
Testing period: 3/26/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 10; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Source table has no violation or compliance column.

Report row

BARIUM

Range in report: 0.154 - 0.201 ppm
Highest Value: 0.201 ppm
Testing period: 8/27/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 2; MCLG: 2
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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CHROMIUM

Range in report: 0 - 0.761 ppb
Highest Value: 0.761 ppb
Testing period: 9/8/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 100; MCLG: 100
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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DI(2-ETHYLHEXYL) ADIPATE

Range in report: 0 - 0.961 ppb
Highest Value: 0.961 ppb
Testing period: 4/16/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 400; MCLG: 400
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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FLUORIDE

Range in report: 0.239 - 0.312 ppm
Highest Value: 0.312 ppm
Testing period: 9/8/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 4; MCLG: 4
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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NITRATE-NITRITE *

Range in report: 5.29 - 11 ppm
Highest Value: 11 * ppm
Testing period: 3/5/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 10; MCLG: 10
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

Report row

URANIUM MASS

Range in report: 12.4 - 21.4 ug/L
Highest Value: 21.4 ug/L
Testing period: 12/9/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 30; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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SELENIUM

Range in report: 9.88 - 16.4 ppb
Highest Value: 16.4 ppb
Testing period: 9/8/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 50; MCLG: 50
Report-printed status: Source table has no violation or compliance column.

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COMBINED RADIUM (-226 & -228)

Range in report: 1.09 - 1.47 pCi/L
Highest Value: 1.47 pCi/L
Testing period: 2/24/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 5; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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COMBINED URANIUM

Range in report: 9.55 - 12 pCi/L
Highest Value: 12 pCi/L
Testing period: 12/2/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: [blank]; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: The source prints a blank MCL cell and MCLG 0.

Report row

GROSS ALPHA, EXCL. RADON & U

Range in report: 0 - 1.5 pCi/L
Highest Value: 1.5 pCi/L
Testing period: 3/18/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 15; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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GROSS ALPHA, INCL. RADON & U

Range in report: 5.04 - 12.1 pCi/L
Highest Value: 12.1 pCi/L
Testing period: 12/2/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: 15; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this summarized entry

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RADIUM-228

Range in report: 1.09 - 1.47 pCi/L
Highest Value: 1.47 pCi/L
Testing period: 2/24/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: MCL: [blank]; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: The source prints a blank MCL cell and MCLG 0.

Report row

SULFATE

Range in report: 58.4 - 68.7 mg/L
Highest Value: 68.7 mg/L
Testing period: 12/16/2025
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard: Secondary MCL: 250
Report-printed status: The source prints this row under Unregulated Water Quality Data without a likely-source or violation column.

Definitions and material report notes

MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level): The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology.
MCLG (Maximum Contaminant Level Goal): The level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.
AL (Action Level): The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow.
MRDL (Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level): The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water.
N/A: Not applicable.
ND: Not detectable
ppm (parts per million): One ppm corresponds to 1 gallon of concentrate in 1 million gallons of water.
mg/L (milligrams per liter): Equivalent to ppm.
ppb (parts per billion): One ppb corresponds to 1 gallon of concentrate in 1 billion gallons of water.
ug/L (micrograms per liter): Equivalent to ppb.
pCi/L (Picocuries per liter): Radioactivity concentration unit.
RAA (Running Annual Average): An ongoing annual average calculation of data from the most recent four quarters.
LRAA (Locational Running Annual Average): An ongoing annual average calculation of data from the most recent four quarters at each sampling location.
90th Percentile: Represents the highest value found out of 90% of the samples taken in a representative group. If the 90th percentile is greater than the action level, it will trigger a treatment or other requirements that a water system must follow.
TT (Treatment Technique): A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water.

Printed report notes

*: Our 90th percentile Copper result was over the AL (action level) of 1.3ppm. That result triggered a higher rate of samples to be collected for 2026 reporting year. (PDF page 2)
*: The 11ppm Nitrate result triggered a confirmation sample to be taken at the affected well. The confirmation sample result was 8.3 ppm; the two results were averaged for a final result of 9.65 ppm. (PDF page 2)
Level 1 assessment and corrective action: During the past year, we were required to conduct one Level 1 assessment (Coliform). We completed one Level 1 assessment. In addition, we were required to take one corrective action and we completed one action (Well cleaning). (PDF page 2)
Coliform context: We found coliforms indicating the need to look for potential problems in water treatment or distribution. When this occurs, we are required to conduct assessments to identify problems and to correct any problems that were found during these assessments. (PDF page 2)
Printed 2025 violation statement: This historical statement does not establish current compliance. The report's violation table says, 'No Violations Occurred in the Calendar Year of 2025.' That source-period statement is preserved beside the copper action-level trigger, nitrate confirmation note, positive coliform samples, Level 1 assessment, and completed corrective action without converting any of them into a present compliance or current-notice conclusion. (PDF page 2)

Source: City of Hastings 2025 Water Quality Report. Both physical pages were visually reviewed on August 25, 2026. These are historical report-period records, not a current notice, advisory, compliance or household-tap conclusion.

Source report notes

Source: 2025 Water Quality Report. Retrieved 2026-08-03.

Applies to: ARSENIC
6 ppb, range 1.48 - 2.6, MCLG 0, and MCL 10. No row status is synthesized. Annual-report values and printed status describe only the cited 2025 report or sample period. They are not a current compliance feed, advisory determination, address-level result, household-tap result, exposure conclusion, or safety conclusion. The reviewed relationship does not identify the provider for an address or prove exclusive service.
Applies to: SELENIUM
4 ppb, range 9.88 - 16.4, MCLG 50, and MCL 50. No row status is synthesized. Annual-report values and printed status describe only the cited 2025 report or sample period. They are not a current compliance feed, advisory determination, address-level result, household-tap result, exposure conclusion, or safety conclusion. The reviewed relationship does not identify the provider for an address or prove exclusive service.

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Annual report archive

Read the complete 2024 Hastings report

The three-page City report is presented table by table so its 16 printed result rows, units, periods, criteria, blank cells, notes, and report-period limits stay attached to the source.

Open the original 2024 annual report

2024 report table

Microbiological

2024 Microbiological · source-printed values
Substance and testing period	Reported value	Range in report	Limit or standard	Source table	Report-printed status
COLIFORM (TCR)Testing period: May (1), August (3), October (1), December (1)	May (1), August (3), Oct (1), Dec (1) sample(s) positive Not listed in this report rowPositive samples	Not listed in this report row	MCL: Treatment Technique Trigger; MCLG: 0	MicrobiologicalPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Naturally present in the environment	Violations Present: Yes, as printed

Report row

COLIFORM (TCR)

Range in report: Not listed in this report row
Positive samples: May (1), August (3), Oct (1), Dec (1) sample(s) positive Not listed in this report row
Testing period: May (1), August (3), October (1), December (1)
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: Treatment Technique Trigger; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Violations Present: Yes, as printed

Notes printed with this table

Assessment and corrective action: The printed health-effects section states that one assessment and one corrective action were completed. This is report-period context, not a current compliance conclusion. PDF page 3.

2024 report table

Lead and Copper

2024 Lead and Copper · source-printed values
Substance and testing period	Reported value	Range in report	Limit or standard	Source table	Report-printed status
COPPER, FREETesting period: 2020–2022Sites above action level2	1.2 ppm90th Percentile	0.0246 – 2.08	AL: 1.3	Lead and CopperPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing.	Not listed in this report row
LEADTesting period: 2020–2022Sites above action level0	6.26 ppb90th Percentile	0.579 – 6.51	AL: 15	Lead and CopperPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing.	Not listed in this report row

Report row

COPPER, FREE

Range in report: 0.0246 – 2.08 ppm
90th Percentile: 1.2 ppm
Testing period: 2020–2022
Sites above action level: 2
Limit or standard: AL: 1.3
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

LEAD

Range in report: 0.579 – 6.51 ppb
90th Percentile: 6.26 ppb
Testing period: 2020–2022
Sites above action level: 0
Limit or standard: AL: 15
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

2024 report table

Regulated Contaminants

2024 Regulated Contaminants · source-printed values
Substance and testing period	Reported value	Range in report	Limit or standard	Source table	Report-printed status
ARSENICTesting period: March 19, 2024	1.5 ppbHighest Value	1.4 – 1.5	MCL: 10; MCLG: 0	Regulated ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; runoff from orchards; runoff.	Not listed in this report row
BARIUMTesting period: March 19, 2024	0.218 mg/LHighest Value	0.218	MCL: 2; MCLG: 2	Regulated ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.	Not listed in this report row
FLUORIDETesting period: March 19, 2024	0.326 mg/LHighest Value	0.326	MCL: 4; MCLG: 4	Regulated ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.	Not listed in this report row
NITRATE-NITRITETesting period: September 25, 2024	9.83 mg/LHighest Value	4.87 – 9.83	MCL: 10; MCLG: 10	Regulated ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Fertilizer use; Leaching from septic tanks, sewage; Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
SELENIUMTesting period: March 19, 2024	9.9 ppbHighest Value	9.9	MCL: 50; MCLG: 50	Regulated ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
URANIUM MASSTesting period: March 19, 2024	16 ug/LHighest Value	14.2 – 16	MCL: 30; MCLG: 0	Regulated ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row

Report row

ARSENIC

Range in report: 1.4 – 1.5 ppb
Highest Value: 1.5 ppb
Testing period: March 19, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 10; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

BARIUM

Range in report: 0.218 mg/L
Highest Value: 0.218 mg/L
Testing period: March 19, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 2; MCLG: 2
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

FLUORIDE

Range in report: 0.326 mg/L
Highest Value: 0.326 mg/L
Testing period: March 19, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 4; MCLG: 4
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

NITRATE-NITRITE

Range in report: 4.87 – 9.83 mg/L
Highest Value: 9.83 mg/L
Testing period: September 25, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 10; MCLG: 10
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

SELENIUM

Range in report: 9.9 ppb
Highest Value: 9.9 ppb
Testing period: March 19, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 50; MCLG: 50
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

URANIUM MASS

Range in report: 14.2 – 16 ug/L
Highest Value: 16 ug/L
Testing period: March 19, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 30; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Notes printed with this table

2024 violation: The report prints a nitrate-nitrite MCL single-sample violation for April 1 through June 1, 2024. Hastings states that Municipal Well 8 (481) was decommissioned and designated emergency status by NDEE; affected customers were informed and media were notified. PDF page 3.

2024 report table

Radiological Contaminants

2024 Radiological Contaminants · source-printed values
Substance and testing period	Reported value	Range in report	Limit or standard	Source table	Report-printed status
COMBINED RADIUM (-226 & -228)Testing period: October 14, 2024	2.38 pCi/LHighest Value	0.829 – 2.38	MCL: 5; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
COMBINED URANIUMTesting period: February 20, 2024	13.6 pCi/IHighest Value	6.87 – 13.6	MCL: blank as printed; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap. The report prints the unit as pCi/I and leaves the MCL cell blank for this row.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
GROSS ALPHA, EXCL. RADON & UTesting period: November 6, 2024	3.9 pCi/LHighest Value	0 – 3.9	MCL: 15; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
GROSS ALPHA, INCL. RADON & UTesting period: February 20, 2024	16.1 pCi/LHighest Value	5.35 – 16.1	MCL: 15; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
RADIUM-226Testing period: October 14, 2024	1.15 pCi/LHighest Value	0 – 1.15	MCL: blank as printed; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row
RADIUM-228Testing period: October 14, 2024	1.34 pCi/LHighest Value	0 – 1.34	MCL: blank as printed; MCLG: 0	Radiological ContaminantsPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.	Not listed in this report row

Report row

COMBINED RADIUM (-226 & -228)

Range in report: 0.829 – 2.38 pCi/L
Highest Value: 2.38 pCi/L
Testing period: October 14, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 5; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

COMBINED URANIUM

Range in report: 6.87 – 13.6 pCi/I
Highest Value: 13.6 pCi/I
Testing period: February 20, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: blank as printed; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

GROSS ALPHA, EXCL. RADON & U

Range in report: 0 – 3.9 pCi/L
Highest Value: 3.9 pCi/L
Testing period: November 6, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 15; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

GROSS ALPHA, INCL. RADON & U

Range in report: 5.35 – 16.1 pCi/L
Highest Value: 16.1 pCi/L
Testing period: February 20, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: 15; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

RADIUM-226

Range in report: 0 – 1.15 pCi/L
Highest Value: 1.15 pCi/L
Testing period: October 14, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: blank as printed; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report row

RADIUM-228

Range in report: 0 – 1.34 pCi/L
Highest Value: 1.34 pCi/L
Testing period: October 14, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: MCL: blank as printed; MCLG: 0
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

2024 report table

Unregulated Water Quality Data

2024 Unregulated Water Quality Data · source-printed values
Substance and testing period	Reported value	Range in report	Limit or standard	Source table	Report-printed status
SULFATETesting period: March 5, 2024	61.3 mg/LHighest Value	56.3 – 61.3	Secondary MCL: 250	Unregulated Water Quality DataPage 3Visually reviewed on physical PDF pages 2–3. Printed labels, values, units, ranges, dates, criteria, blank cells, and status cells remain source-literal historical annual-report evidence. These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap.	Not listed in this report row

Report row

SULFATE

Range in report: 56.3 – 61.3 mg/L
Highest Value: 61.3 mg/L
Testing period: March 5, 2024
Sites above action level: Not applicable to this report row
Limit or standard: Secondary MCL: 250
Report-printed status: Not listed in this report row

Report definitions (15)

MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level): The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. MCLs are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology.
MCLG (Maximum Contaminant Level Goal): The level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.
AL (Action Level): The concentration of a contaminant which, if exceeded triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow.
MRDL (Maximum Residual Disinfectant Level): The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water.
N/A: Not applicable.
ND: Not detectable
ppm (parts per million): One ppm corresponds to 1 gallon of concentrate in 1 million gallons of water.
mg/L (milligrams per liter): Equivalent to ppm.
ppb (parts per billion): One ppb corresponds to 1 gallon of concentrate in 1 billion gallons of water.
ug/L (micrograms per liter): Equivalent to ppb.
pCi/L (Picocuries per liter): Radioactivity concentration unit.
RAA (Running Annual Average): An ongoing annual average calculation of data from the most recent four quarters.
LRAA (Locational Running Annual Average): An ongoing annual average calculation of data from the most recent four quarters at each sampling location.
90th Percentile: Represents the highest value found out of 90% of the samples taken in a representative group. If the 90th percentile is greater than the action level, it will trigger a treatment or other requirements that a water system must follow.
TT (Treatment Technique): A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water.

Report notes and limitations

Historical annual-report boundary: These values, dates, status cells, notes, and provider statements describe the cited 2024 annual report or its reporting-period records. They do not establish present compliance, a current notice or advisory, water safety, exposure, address-level service, service-line material, household conditions, or a result at a particular tap. PDF page 2.

Printed 2024 violation statement: The report prints one nitrate-nitrite MCL single-sample violation for April 1 through June 1, 2024 and describes a well decommissioning and emergency-status response. PDF page 3.

Official PDF reviewed in full on 2026-09-19; the report identifies HASTINGS, CITY OF, PWSID NE3100101, and the January 1–December 31, 2024 reporting period. These are historical source records, not current tap or compliance conclusions.

Regulatory history

Review 16 dated state records

Each saved Nebraska Drinking Water Watch detail record remains separate, with its determination date, compliance period, violation period, facility, result, and compliance-achieved dates. Historical records do not establish current compliance or an active notice.

2024 determinations1 record

2024-447580 · code 01

NITRATE-NITRITE

MCL, SINGLE SAMPLE

Determination date: 06-11-2024
Analyte code: 1038
Compliance period: 04-01-2024 – 06-01-2024
Violation period: 04-01-2024 – 06-01-2024
Facility: WELL 481
Analysis result: 11 MG/L
Compliance achieved: 06-17-2024

Open state record 2024-447580

2020 determinations2 records

2021-447500 · code 03

GROSS ALPHA, EXCL. RADON & U

MONITORING, ROUTINE MAJOR

Determination date: 10-23-2020
Analyte code: 4000
Compliance period: 01-01-2005 – 10-23-2020
Violation period: 01-01-2005 – 10-31-2010
Facility: WELL 761
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 10-31-2011

Open state record 2021-447500

2021-447501 · code 03

GROSS ALPHA, EXCL. RADON & U

MONITORING, ROUTINE MAJOR

Determination date: 10-23-2020
Analyte code: 4000
Compliance period: 01-01-2005 – 10-23-2020
Violation period: 01-01-2005 – 10-31-2010
Facility: WELL 251
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 10-31-2011

Open state record 2021-447501

2018 determinations1 record

2018-447413 · code 02

NITRATE-NITRITE

MCL, AVERAGE

Determination date: 08-23-2018
Analyte code: 1038
Compliance period: 07-01-2018 – 08-23-2018
Violation period: 07-01-2018 – 09-30-2018
Facility: WELL 911
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 09-04-2018

Open state record 2018-447413

2017 determinations1 record

2017-447412 · code 02

NITRATE-NITRITE

MCL, AVERAGE

Determination date: 05-03-2017
Analyte code: 1038
Compliance period: 04-01-2017 – 05-03-2017
Violation period: 04-01-2017 – 06-30-2017
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 10-30-2017

Open state record 2017-447412

2016 determinations1 record

2016-447411 · code 02

NITRATE-NITRITE

MCL, AVERAGE

Determination date: 08-02-2016
Analyte code: 1038
Compliance period: 07-01-2016 – 08-02-2016
Violation period: 07-01-2016 – 09-30-2016
Facility: WELL 20071
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 10-30-2017

Open state record 2016-447411

2012 determinations1 record

2012-447410 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 05-17-2012
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 05-01-2012 – 05-17-2012
Violation period: 05-01-2012 – 05-31-2012
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 05-31-2013

Open state record 2012-447410

2008 determinations1 record

2008-447208 · code 02

NITRATE-NITRITE

MCL, AVERAGE

Determination date: 08-08-2008
Analyte code: 1038
Compliance period: 07-01-2008 – 08-08-2008
Violation period: 07-01-2008 – 12-02-2008
Facility: WELL 20011
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 12-02-2008

Open state record 2008-447208

2007 determinations1 record

2007-447007 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 04-24-2007
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 04-01-2007 – 04-24-2007
Violation period: 04-01-2007 – 04-30-2007
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 04-29-2008

Open state record 2007-447007

2006 determinations3 records

2007-446907 · code 02

NITRATE-NITRITE

MCL, AVERAGE

Determination date: 11-20-2006
Analyte code: 1038
Compliance period: 10-01-2006 – 11-20-2006
Violation period: 10-01-2006 – 12-02-2008
Facility: WELL 891
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 02-12-2007, 12-02-2008

Open state record 2007-446907

2006-446806 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 09-19-2006
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 09-01-2006 – 09-19-2006
Violation period: 09-01-2006 – 09-30-2006
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 09-30-2007

Open state record 2006-446806

2006-446706 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 07-13-2006
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 07-01-2006 – 07-13-2006
Violation period: 07-01-2006 – 07-31-2006
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 07-31-2007

Open state record 2006-446706

2004 determinations2 records

2005-446605 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 10-18-2004
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 10-01-2004 – 10-18-2004
Violation period: 10-01-2004 – 10-31-2004
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 11-01-2005

Open state record 2005-446605

2004-446504 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 09-23-2004
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 09-01-2004 – 09-23-2004
Violation period: 09-01-2004 – 09-30-2004
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 09-30-2005

Open state record 2004-446504

2001 determinations1 record

2002-446302 · code 22

COLIFORM (TCR)

MCL (TCR), MONTHLY

Determination date: 10-07-2001
Analyte code: 3100
Compliance period: 09-01-2001 – 09-30-2001
Violation period: 09-01-2001 – 09-30-2001
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 09-30-2002

Open state record 2002-446302

1998 determinations1 record

1998-446298 · code 57

LEAD & COPPER RULE

OCCT/SOWT RECOMMENDATION/STUDY (LCR)

Determination date: 03-24-1998
Analyte code: 5000
Compliance period: 07-01-1997 – 12-31-1997
Violation period: 01-01-1998 – 12-31-2001
Facility: Not listed in state record
Analysis result: Not listed in state record
Compliance achieved: 12-31-2001

Open state record 1998-446298

Nebraska Drinking Water Watch detail pages were reviewed and saved for all 16 records. The dates and labels remain state-record terminology; a compliance-achieved date is not a current safety or clearance conclusion.

Source water

Groundwater, the Ogallala Aquifer and ASR

Hastings’ official utility page describes a groundwater system with a distinct aquifer-storage project. The descriptions are system context, not proof of current treatment performance or source water at a particular address.

Direct groundwater pumping

Hastings says it pumps directly from the Ogallala Aquifer and currently has no water storage. Average system demand is seven MGD.

Well and ASR inventory

Production wells: 18
Emergency-use wells: 3
ASR wells: 5
Overlapping uses: 2 wells

Aquifer Storage Restoration

The City says the ASR project went online in 2018 and was designed to reduce nitrate concentration in the aquifer beneath Hastings so system wells can remain viable.

Read the City’s ASR project description

Infrastructure

Distribution, customers and replacement work

The available City descriptions provide useful scale and program context while leaving several completion and property-level questions open.

Distribution footprint

Hastings reports average demand of seven MGD and a water distribution system totaling 206 miles. The City names residential, commercial and industrial customers, S.I.D. 1, Clay County and the Village of Trumbull.

Lead-service replacement program

The City describes an aggressive water-main and lead-service replacement program installed in 2021 to replace aging infrastructure, improve residential fire flow and eventually eliminate lead water service lines in Hastings.

A completion count, current inventory categories, funding terms and property-verification path were not found in the reviewed official pages.

Service relationships

The City names water supplied to S.I.D. 1, Clay County and the Village of Trumbull. Contract, interconnection, rate-effective date and boundary details remain unresolved.

Unresolved operating detail

No accepted system-specific seasonal source change, drought stage, flushing destination, treatment or disinfection process, fluoridation statement or current outage feed was confirmed in this review. These omissions are not findings that conditions do not exist.

City water page checked September 17, 2026. Planned or described infrastructure is not presented as completed or currently operating in a particular way.

Monitoring and regulation

Dated public records to read together

These records retain their source dates, report periods and terminology. They are not a live compliance dashboard or a household-tap result.

2025 annual report context

The complete extraction preserves 17 report rows, 15 definitions and four material notes. The report prints an initial nitrate-nitrite result of 11 ppm, a confirmation of 8.3 ppm and a report-calculated final result of 9.65 ppm. It also prints copper at 1.44 ppm at the 90th percentile across five sites, three December total-coliform-positive samples, one Level 1 assessment and one completed well-cleaning corrective action.

Read all 17 report rows, definitions and notes

2024 state violation record

Record: 2024-447580
State label: MCL, SINGLE SAMPLE
Analyte/result: NITRATE-NITRITE · 11 MG/L
Period: April–June 2024
Compliance-achieved date: June 17, 2024

Open the full DWW violation list

Lead and copper monitoring snapshots

2023–2025: 30 samples · copper 1.44 mg/L
2026: 60 samples · copper 1.12 mg/L

These are dated DWW lead-and-copper records, not a present-day household result.

Open the DWW lead-and-copper record

Open DWW site visits

Historical record scope

The reviewed state record contains 16 individual historical violation details. All 16 include a compliance-achieved field in the saved evidence. Those dates do not establish current compliance, closure of every possible issue or absence of a current notice.

Monitoring gaps kept visible

No PWSID-bound PFAS/UCMR result set, school or childcare testing result, total-hardness history or official variance or waiver record was accepted from the reviewed paths. No “none found” conclusion is inferred.

State evidence review: August 3, 2026. Report extraction review: August 25, 2026. See the linked sources for their own current records and terminology.

Utility contacts

Get help with Hastings water records

Use these contact and report-access paths for system questions. They are not a live notice or complaint-tracking service.

Utility engineering contacts

Hastings Utilities: (402) 463-1371. Engineering: (402) 461-2330. Keep the system name, report period and bill or account available when address context matters.

Report access

The reviewed 2025 report is a two-page City PDF. A translated or alternate-format report path was not confirmed; ask Hastings Utilities about another format or language before relying on an interpretation.

City report page ·2025 report PDF ·Request help

Current notices

Hastings’ general news page is the official place to check for newer City announcements. A dedicated water-alert feed was not verified, so this page does not claim to provide a live notice or outage feed.

Open City latest news ·Open state system record

Backflow survey

Check for cross-connection concerns

Hastings’ five-year survey is a plumbing-protection resource, not a household water sample or system-wide water-quality result.

Available survey forms

The City says Nebraska public-health rules require a customer survey every five years to identify possible backflow conditions. Forms are available in English and Spanish, with a combined- language PDF.

English survey ·Spanish survey ·English/Spanish PDF

Rates and assistance

Find billing and payment help

The City publishes rate schedules and bill-assistance pathways, but the applicable amount depends on customer class and account circumstances.

Rates and bill assistance

Hastings’ rate page provides residential schedules and directs commercial and industrial customers to call the utility or consult Chapter 52 of the City Code. It does not provide one universal price for every customer.

View rate schedules ·Share the Warmth · Salvation Army bill help: (402) 463-0529

Source protection

Protect groundwater around Hastings

These official resources describe groundwater-protection and septic-assistance programs. They do not identify the property served by a system or prove a current source-water condition.

Wellhead and septic resources

Hastings publishes wellhead-protection incentives for irrigation management, soil sampling, septic-tank and leach-field abandonment and well abandonment. The wells and septic page also describes up to $200 in assistance for properly abandoning a septic tank when connecting to sanitary sewer.

WHPA incentives ·Wells and septic guidance

Official source paths

Check publisher records directly

City resource pages checked September 17, 2026. The annual report was visually reviewed August 25, 2026; Nebraska Drinking Water Watch evidence was reviewed August 3, 2026. These links are navigation to official records, not a claim that every source is a current notice feed.

Approximate service area

Mapped coverage for NE3100101

Explore the approximate boundary associated with this water system and the official records behind it. The mapped area is not a list of connected properties or a guarantee of service.

The exact-PWSID EPA Version 3 query returned one MultiPolygon for NE3100101, HASTINGS, CITY OF. The source record labels the boundary as a municipality service-area type and lists a Random Forest model method.

Boundary provenance: EPA Version 3 modeled boundary
Original provider: U.S. EPA Office of Research and Development
EPA source-record date: June 6, 2024
Mapped area: 24.23 km²
Snapshot reviewed: September 19, 2026

The EPA source record was created June 6, 2024 and the exact-PWSID geometry was rechecked September 19, 2026. Population and connection counts in the source are inventory context, not address-level service proof.

Interactive boundary map

Explore the mapped service area

Pan and zoom

The teal overlay is the reviewed EPA Version 3 snapshot for NE3100101. 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 June 6, 2024; 24.23 km². This preview uses a preserved snapshot, not live coverage. Base-map tiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Open the official EPA map.

Use this modeled boundary for general orientation only. It does not guarantee that NE3100101 serves a particular address or every address inside the polygon. Confirm the provider with your water bill, utility account, or Hastings Utilities.

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Hastings 2025 nitrate, copper, and total-coliform context: Official data snapshot August 3, 2026

The official 2025 report prints an initial nitrate-nitrite result of 11 ppm, a confirmation result of 8.3 ppm, and a report-calculated final result of 9.65 ppm. It prints copper at a 1.44 ppm 90th percentile with five sites over the action level, and three December total-coliform-positive samples with source-printed Violations Present No. The report states that one Level 1 assessment and well cleaning corrective action were completed. A separate 2024 Drinking Water Watch nitrate-nitrite record retains its own period and source. These dated fields do not establish present-day compliance, regulatory closure, advisory status, exposure, household-tap conditions, or safety.

This is a point-in-time official regulatory data snapshot, not a live notice, current compliance conclusion, or tap-level safety conclusion. Open the official source , then open Check City of Hastings latest news . The mutable City news path was reviewed on August 3, 2026, but it is not represented as a guaranteed live alert feed and does not prove that no current notice exists.

Official data reviewed 2026-08-03.

Important limitation

Profile summary note

This page summarizes public records reviewed by this site. It does not replace official notices, utility updates, or state drinking water information.

System profile limitations

The top profile preview intentionally shows only arsenic and selenium from physical PDF page 2. The detailed sections preserve all 17 rows from the 2025 report, all 16 rows from the 2024 report, and 16 Nebraska Drinking Water Watch history records; those records remain separate from current-notice or household-tap conclusions.
Arsenic preserves collection date 3/26/2025, Highest Value 2.6 ppb, and range 1.48 - 2.6. Selenium preserves collection date 9/8/2025, Highest Value 16.4 ppb, and range 9.88 - 16.4.
The initial nitrate-nitrite 11 ppm result, 8.3 ppm confirmation, calculated 9.65 ppm final result, copper 1.44 ppm 90th percentile with five sites over the action level, and total-coliform and completed-action statements remain visible report-period source context.
The separate 2024 Drinking Water Watch nitrate-nitrite record is not silently equated with the report's 2025 sequence.
The groundwater statement is annual system-level context and does not establish current operation at a specific well or the source serving an address.
The reviewed Hastings relationship supports navigation only, does not prove complete or exclusive service, and does not identify the provider for an address.
Mutable City and Nebraska Drinking Water Watch paths were reviewed on August 3, 2026. They support current-information navigation only and do not establish that every relevant notice has been found or resolved.
Address-level service can vary. Confirm the serving provider with a bill, account portal, utility, city, or state source.
The top profile preview intentionally keeps two 2025 report rows. The detailed sections preserve all 17 rows from the 2025 report, all 16 rows from the 2024 report, and 16 Nebraska Drinking Water Watch history records with their source dates and limitations.
Missing fields are not findings. They mean the field is not shown on this page from the records currently available.
This page summarizes available public records. It may not include every update, notice, or urgent official advisory.

Latest Reviewed Report

Latest reviewed report found by this site

The 2025 report found for HASTINGS, CITY OF summarizes a past reporting period. It is not a live alert page.

Utility reportReport data updated: August 3, 2026

2025 Water Quality Report

Open 2025 water quality report

The top profile preview keeps two rows by design. The detailed report results below preserve all 17 rows from the 2025 report, while the report archive preserves all 16 rows from the 2024 report with its definitions and material notes.

Report year: 2025
Profile preview rows: 2
Source name: 2025 Water Quality Report
Source URL: Open report source
Source retrieved: 2026-08-03
Last reviewed: 2026-08-03

Use the linked source report for the full table, definitions, footnotes, and official context.

Data coverage

This page summarizes selected public records for this public water system. It may not include every report, update, current notice, or address-level service detail.

Latest reviewed report: 2025 report link found
Report-listed rows: 2 summarized report entries shown
Detailed violation records: 16 state-history detail records displayed
Population served: Not listed in current record
Service connections: Not listed in current record
City context: Hastings
County context: Not listed in current record

Local Context

City and state context for this system

HASTINGS, CITY OF is linked here to Hastings for navigation. That relationship does not confirm the provider for a specific address; use a bill, utility portal, or official lookup source.

Linked local context

Linked communities: Hastings
County context: Not listed in current record
State context: Nebraska

Browse related context

County context is shown as a field when it appears in the current record. County pages are not currently available on this site.

Related Explainers

Related contaminants and guides

Use these explainers with HASTINGS, CITY OF's report year, source table, and official report. Links are limited to existing guide and contaminant pages.

How to look up your drinking water system

Start with a utility bill, PWSID, state lookup tool, or official report so you can find the public water system behind a city or provider name.

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How 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.

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Detection 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.

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What 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.

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How 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.

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What a drinking water violation means

How to separate monitoring, reporting, treatment, and health-based violation language before drawing conclusions.

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No linked contaminant explainers shown

No linked contaminant explainer records are shown for this system in the current data. Use the official report source for the full report table.

Corrections

Suggest a correction or newer source

If you have a newer official report, utility source, or correction, send the source link for review. This helps keep profile summaries tied to public records.

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Evidence

Official sources and report links

Use official federal, state, utility, or report sources before treating a page as final.

State data
HASTINGS, CITY OF Nebraska Drinking Water Watch identity record (opens official source)
Utility report
2025 Water Quality Report (opens official source)
Utility website
City of Hastings Water page (opens official source)
Utility website
City of Hastings latest news (opens official source)
Utility website
Hastings 2025 report announcement (opens official source)
State data
Hastings Nebraska Drinking Water Watch violation records (opens official source)
State data
Nebraska drinking-water program (opens official source)
State data
Nebraska Drinking Water Watch (opens official source)

Data methodology

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Data limitations

See why limited records, missing fields, and current notices need careful interpretation.

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HASTINGS, CITY OF

Available system-level context

System identity

Report-listed rows summarized from the latest reviewed report

Every table row in Hastings’ 2025 report

Printed report notes

Source report notes

Read the complete 2024 Hastings report

Notes printed with this table

Notes printed with this table

Review 16 dated state records

Groundwater, the Ogallala Aquifer and ASR

Direct groundwater pumping

Well and ASR inventory

Aquifer Storage Restoration

Distribution, customers and replacement work

Distribution footprint

Lead-service replacement program

Service relationships

Unresolved operating detail

Dated public records to read together

2025 annual report context

2024 state violation record

Lead and copper monitoring snapshots

Site-visit history

Historical record scope

Monitoring gaps kept visible

Get help with Hastings water records

Utility engineering contacts

Report access

Current notices

Check for cross-connection concerns

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