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Water Quality

Commitment to Water Quality
Golden State Water Company is committed to providing its customers with water that meets and exceeds all state and federal drinking water standards.  With nearly 600 highly-trained employees, Golden State’s top priority is to protect the quality of your water supply.  In every one of our 39 water systems, a team of highly-trained employees monitors water quality and annually submits a Water Quality Report to its customers.

Annual Water Quality Reports
As part of Golden State Water Company’s ongoing commitment to providing high quality water, the company annually provides customers, state and local health agencies and community leaders with Water Quality Reports.  The reports provide detailed information about your water quality and the effort Golden State makes to make sure any water quality aberrations are fully addressed. 

2008 Reports:
Apple Valley North Culver City Orcutt
Apple Valley South Desert View Placentia
Arden Edna Road San Dimas
Artesia Florence Graham Simi Valley
Barstow Hollydale Sisquoc
Baypoint Lake Marie South Arcadia
Bell Gardens Los Osos South San Gabriel
Calipatria Lucerne Southwest
City of Bell Gardens Morongo del Norte Tanglewood
Claremont Morongo del Sur West Orange
Clearlake Nipomo Willowbrook
Cordova Norwalk Wrightwood
Cowan Heights Ojai Yorba Linda

Cross Connection

The goal of an effective cross-connection control program is to eliminate backflow and deliver safe drinking water to our customers. Find out more »

Public Health Goal Reports (triennial)
Public water systems serving more than 10,000 service connections are required to prepare a written report to their consumers and every 3 years thereafter that gives information on detection of any contaminants above the 69 Public Health Goals (PHGs) recently adopted by the State Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) or the Maximum Contaminant Level Goals (MCLGs) set by the USEPA for all other contaminants until such time as OEHHA has adopted PHGs for the other contaminants.  

2007 Reports:
Artesia Placentia Simi
Claremont Arden Cordova Southwest
Orcutt San Dimas West Orange County
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