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Springfield Water Department · 2024 Water Quality Report
Consumer Confidence Report · Published June 30, 2025
No PDF on file. Water systems are required to publish a Consumer Confidence Report each year. The figures below come from Springfield Water Department’s reported data — request the official report directly for the full document:(541) 555-0100Utility website →
Overall result
One or more substances are under monitoring.
Your 2024 water quality report shows Springfield's water continues to meet all federal and state drinking water standards. We tested for 92 substances and found zero violations. Our water comes primarily from the McKenzie River (78%) and three groundwater wells (22%), all treated and monitored continuously.
6
Substances tested
0
Standards violated
1
Under monitoring
About your water source
Springfield Water Department draws 78% of its water from surface sources and 22% from groundwater.
78% Surface water22% Groundwater
Continuous monitoring throughout 2024
Detected Substances & Monitoring Results
Regulated
| Substance | Detected Level | Range | Legal Limit (MCL) | MCLG | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Chlorine | 0.8 mg/L | — | 4.0 | — | No active advisories |
Fluoride |
What is a CCR?
A Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is an annual water quality report that all community water suppliers must provide to their customers by July 1.
How we read it
We compare detected levels against Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) set by the EPA. 'Not detected' means the substance was below the detection limit.
When to worry
If any substance exceeds its MCL, utilities are required to notify you immediately. This report shows no violations.