Did Demarcus Marshall know when he asked, “The water is good now, right?” about the 15 “Health Based Violations” and the 4 “Complete Failure to Report” plus the 1 “Monitoring, Routine Major (TCR)”, all in the last ten years? Maybe some of those have to do with why Lowndes County is doing major upgrades to the Alapaha Water System by the end of March 2015. However, given all those “Complete Failure to Report”, how will we know when or if it’s fixed? These reports found by Chris Graham. -jsq
U.S. EPA SWDIS Violation Report:
This report was created on AUG-22-2013 Results are based on data extracted on JUL-30-2013 |
NOTICE: EPA is aware of inaccuracies and underreporting of some data in the Safe Drinking Water Information System. We are working with the states to improve the quality of the data.
The tables below list all violations that the state reported to EPA for this water system. Health-based violations are listed first, followed by monitoring, reporting, and other violations.
Health Based Violations: amount of contaminant exceeded safety standard (MCL) or water was not treated properly.
Type of Violation | Compliance Period Begin Date | Compliance Period End Date | Drinking Water Rule or Contaminant | Analytical Result | Violation ID |
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MCL, Average | JUL-01-2012 |
SEP-30-2012 |
TTHM | .166 | 11422 |
Follow-up Action | Date of Response |
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St Public Notif requested |
MAR-05-2013 |
St Violation/Reminder Notice |
MAR-05-2013 |
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