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Provo City

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System identity

PWSID
UTAH25006
State
Utah
Linked communities
Provo
County context
Not listed in current record
System type
Community water system
Source water
Springs, wells, reservoirs, and treated surface water
Population served context
116,288
Service connections
Not listed in current record
Latest reviewed report
2025 report link found
Data updated
2026-06-11

Population served is shown only when it appears in the available source records.

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Report-Listed Rows

Report-listed rows summarized from the latest reviewed report

19 report-listed rows are summarized for Provo City. A listed row is not the same thing as a current advisory or household tap result.

Report year
2025
Rows summarized
19
Source tables represented
8
Scope
Past reporting period
Report-row preview from the latest reviewed report for Provo City
Substance and testing periodReported valueRange in reportLimit or standardSource tableReport-printed status
Coliform BacteriaTesting period: 20251 Not listed in this summarized entry+ Sample CountNot listed in this summarized entryMCLG: 0; MCL: 5TCR Tables - Coliform BacteriaPage 2Typical source, as printed: Naturally present in the environment.Violation: N, as printed for this sample period
E. ColiTesting period: 20250 Not listed in this summarized entry+ Sample CountNot listed in this summarized entryMCLG: No goals; MCL: NoneTCR Tables - Microbiological ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Human and animal fecal waste.Violation: N, as printed for this sample period
CopperTesting period: 2025Sites above action level00.158 PPM90% TilesNot listed in this summarized entryMCLG: 1.3; Action Level (AL): 1.3Lead and CopperPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing systems.Violation: N, as printed for this sample period
LeadTesting period: 2025Sites above action level24.3 PPB90% TilesNot listed in this summarized entryMCLG: 0; Action Level (AL): 15Lead and CopperPage 2Typical source, as printed: Corrosion of household plumbing systems; Erosion of natural deposits.Violation: N, as printed for this sample period
Haloacetic AcidsTesting period: 20250; 9.71; 34.1 PPBLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 9.71MCLG: 0; MCL: 60Regulated Contaminants - Disinfectants and Disinfection By ProductsPage 2Typical source, as printed: By-product of drinking water disinfection.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
Total TrihalomethanesTesting period: 20251.88; 15.58; 54.1 PPBLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 1.88; Highest Level: 15.58MCLG: 0; MCL: 80Regulated Contaminants - Disinfectants and Disinfection By ProductsPage 2Typical source, as printed: By-product of drinking water disinfection.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
ArsenicTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20250; 0.8; 5.7 PPBLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.8MCLG: 0; MCL: 10Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Runoff from orchards; Runoff from glass and electronics production wastes.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
BariumTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20250.045; 0.096; .58 PPMLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0.045; Highest Level: 0.096MCLG: 2; MCL: 2Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Discharge of drilling wastes; Discharge from metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
FluorideTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20250; 0.101; 0.361 PPMLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.101MCLG: 4; MCL: 4Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Water additive which promotes strong teeth; Discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
NitrateTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20250; 0.296; 0.49 PPMLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.296MCLG: 10; MCL: 10Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Runoff from fertilizer use; Leaching from septic tanks, sewage; Erosion of natural deposits.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
SeleniumTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20251.3; 1.4; 2.41 PPBLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 1.3; Highest Level: 1.4MCLG: 50; MCL: 50Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Discharge from petroleum and metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits; Discharge from mines.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
SodiumTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20254.228; 15.246; 47.6 PPMLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 4.228; Highest Level: 15.246MCLG: 500; MCL: NoneRegulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Discharge from petroleum and metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits; Discharge from mines.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
SulfateTesting period: 2022, 2024, 202511.119; 58.739; 40.4 PPMLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 11.119; Highest Level: 58.739MCLG: 1000; MCL: 1000Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; discharge from refineries and factories; runoff from landfills, runoff from cropland.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)Testing period: 2022, 2024, 2025180; 376; 288 PPMLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 180; Highest Level: 376MCLG: 2000; MCL: 2000Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural depositsViolations: N, as printed for this sample period
CopperTesting period: 20250; 0.296 PPMLowest Level; Highest LevelLowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.296MCLG: 1.3; MCL: 1.3Regulated Contaminants - Lead & CopperPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing systems.Violation: N, as printed for this sample period
LeadTesting period: 20250t; 19.9 PPBLowest Level; Highest LevelLowest Level: 0t; Highest Level: 19.9MCLG: 0; MCL: 15Regulated Contaminants - Lead & CopperPage 2Typical source, as printed: Corrosion of household plumbing systems; Erosion of natural deposits..Violation: N, as printed for this sample period
Alpha emittersTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20250.735; 2.67; 4.4 pCi/LLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0.735; Highest Level: 2.67MCLG: 0; MCL: 15Regulated Contaminants - Radioactive ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
Radium 228Testing period: 2022, 2024, 2025-0.21; 0.597; 0.62 pCi/LLowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: -0.21; Highest Level: 0.597MCLG: 0; MCL: 5Regulated Contaminants - Radioactive ContaminantsPage 2Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period
TurbidityTesting period: 2022, 2024, 20250; 0.68; 0.78 NTULowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest LevelsLowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.68MCLG: 0; MCL: 0.3Regulated Contaminants - TurbidityPage 2Typical source, as printed: Soil runoff.Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Report row

Coliform Bacteria

Range in report
Not listed in this summarized entry
+ Sample Count
1 Not listed in this summarized entry
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 5
Report-printed status
Violation: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

TCR Tables - Coliform Bacteria

Typical source, as printed: Naturally present in the environment.

Report row

E. Coli

Range in report
Not listed in this summarized entry
+ Sample Count
0 Not listed in this summarized entry
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: No goals; MCL: None
Report-printed status
Violation: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

TCR Tables - Microbiological Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Human and animal fecal waste.

Report row

Copper

Range in report
Not listed in this summarized entry
90% Tiles
0.158 PPM
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
0
Limit or standard
MCLG: 1.3; Action Level (AL): 1.3
Report-printed status
Violation: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Lead and Copper

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing systems.

Report row

Lead

Range in report
Not listed in this summarized entry
90% Tiles
4.3 PPB
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
2
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; Action Level (AL): 15
Report-printed status
Violation: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Lead and Copper

Typical source, as printed: Corrosion of household plumbing systems; Erosion of natural deposits.

Report row

Haloacetic Acids

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 9.71 PPB
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0; 9.71; 34.1 PPB
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 60
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Disinfectants and Disinfection By Products

Typical source, as printed: By-product of drinking water disinfection.

Report row

Total Trihalomethanes

Range in report
Lowest Level: 1.88; Highest Level: 15.58 PPB
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
1.88; 15.58; 54.1 PPB
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 80
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Disinfectants and Disinfection By Products

Typical source, as printed: By-product of drinking water disinfection.

Report row

Arsenic

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.8 PPB
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0; 0.8; 5.7 PPB
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 10
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Runoff from orchards; Runoff from glass and electronics production wastes.

Report row

Barium

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0.045; Highest Level: 0.096 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0.045; 0.096; .58 PPM
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 2; MCL: 2
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Discharge of drilling wastes; Discharge from metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits.

Report row

Fluoride

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.101 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0; 0.101; 0.361 PPM
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 4; MCL: 4
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Water additive which promotes strong teeth; Discharge from fertilizer and aluminum factories.

Report row

Nitrate

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.296 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0; 0.296; 0.49 PPM
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 10; MCL: 10
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Runoff from fertilizer use; Leaching from septic tanks, sewage; Erosion of natural deposits.

Report row

Selenium

Range in report
Lowest Level: 1.3; Highest Level: 1.4 PPB
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
1.3; 1.4; 2.41 PPB
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 50; MCL: 50
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Discharge from petroleum and metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits; Discharge from mines.

Report row

Sodium

Range in report
Lowest Level: 4.228; Highest Level: 15.246 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
4.228; 15.246; 47.6 PPM
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 500; MCL: None
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Discharge from petroleum and metal refineries; Erosion of natural deposits; Discharge from mines.

Report row

Sulfate

Range in report
Lowest Level: 11.119; Highest Level: 58.739 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
11.119; 58.739; 40.4 PPM
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 1000; MCL: 1000
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; discharge from refineries and factories; runoff from landfills, runoff from cropland.

Report row

Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)

Range in report
Lowest Level: 180; Highest Level: 376 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
180; 376; 288 PPM
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 2000; MCL: 2000
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Inorganic Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits

Report row

Copper

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.296 PPM
Lowest Level; Highest Level
0; 0.296 PPM
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 1.3; MCL: 1.3
Report-printed status
Violation: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Lead & Copper

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from wood preservatives; Corrosion of household plumbing systems.

Report row

Lead

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0t; Highest Level: 19.9 PPB
Lowest Level; Highest Level
0t; 19.9 PPB
Testing period
2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 15
Report-printed status
Violation: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Lead & Copper

Typical source, as printed: Corrosion of household plumbing systems; Erosion of natural deposits..

Report row

Alpha emitters

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0.735; Highest Level: 2.67 pCi/L
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0.735; 2.67; 4.4 pCi/L
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 15
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Radioactive Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.

Report row

Radium 228

Range in report
Lowest Level: -0.21; Highest Level: 0.597 pCi/L
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
-0.21; 0.597; 0.62 pCi/L
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 5
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Radioactive Contaminants

Typical source, as printed: Erosion of natural deposits.

Report row

Turbidity

Range in report
Lowest Level: 0; Highest Level: 0.68 NTU
Lowest Level; Highest Level; DACRWTP Highest Levels
0; 0.68; 0.78 NTU
Testing period
2022, 2024, 2025
Sites above action level
Not applicable to this summarized entry
Limit or standard
MCLG: 0; MCL: 0.3
Report-printed status
Violations: N, as printed for this sample period

Source · Page 2

Regulated Contaminants - Turbidity

Typical source, as printed: Soil runoff.

Source report notes

Source: Provo Water Report 2025. Retrieved 2026-08-15.

  • Applies to: Coliform Bacteria, E. Coli, Copper, Lead, Haloacetic Acids, Total Trihalomethanes, Arsenic, Barium, Fluoride, Selenium, Sodium, Sulfate, Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Alpha emitters, Radium 228, Turbidity

    Printed periods, values, ranges, units, criteria, status cells, and table wording remain annual-report evidence and do not establish current compliance, a current notice or advisory, safety, or household conditions.

  • Applies to: Nitrate

    The table prints separate Lowest Level, Highest Level, and DACRWTP Highest Levels columns. The established row ID and values are preserved; the printed 2022, 2024, 2025 sampling period is now explicit. No current-status, safety, or household-level inference is made.

  • Applies to: Lead

    The separate Lead & Copper table prints the lower value as 0t, the higher value as 19.9, a Violation value of N, and a double period at the end of the likely-source cell. Those visible inconsistencies are preserved without interpretation.

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Violation Records

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System profile limitations

  • This record is based on official Provo and Utah WaterLink sources reviewed on June 11, 2026.
  • The report URL path includes 2024 wording, while the report title listed for this record is Water Report 2025.
  • Population served is a Utah WaterLink system inventory value and is not address-level service confirmation.
  • Address-level service can vary. Confirm the serving provider with a bill, account portal, utility, city, or state source.
  • This page shows summarized entries from the available report. It does not include a complete contaminant or violation table.
  • 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

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The 2025 report found for Provo City summarizes a past reporting period. It is not a live alert page.

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Water Report 2025

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The 2025 report link is available for Provo City. 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.

Report year
2025
Summarized entries shown
19
Source name
Provo Water Report 2025
Source URL
Open report source
Source retrieved
2026-08-15
Last reviewed
2026-08-15

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Latest reviewed report
2025 report link found
Report-listed rows
19 summarized report entries shown
Detailed violation records
No detailed system-scoped records displayed
Population served
Listed from reviewed source
Service connections
Not listed in current record
City context
Provo
County context
Not listed in current record

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Provo
County context
Not listed in current record
State context
Utah

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Metals and inorganic chemicals

Nitrate

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