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San Fernando tap water: lead not detected, 0 health-based EPA violations on record. Plain-English report and a free home water test.
3 measured results on file across every sampling period the EPA publishes.
San Fernando-City, Water Dept. (PWSID CA1910143) has no violations in the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System.
San Fernando-City, Water Dept. has no health-based EPA violations in the last three years. Its measured lead results are listed on this page. What your own plumbing adds is a separate question, which is what the free in-home test answers.
San Fernando-City, Water Dept.'s most recent Lead and Copper Rule result, from the 2021 to 2023 monitoring period, found no detectable lead at the 90th percentile of tested homes. The federal action level is 0.015 mg/L, so the system result sits under it. Lead usually enters water from a home's own pipes and fixtures, so a single house can differ from the system figure.
No. The EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System lists no violations for this system.
San Fernando-City, Water Dept. serves about 23,364 people in Los Angeles County and relies mainly on ground water. It is public water system CA1910143.
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