Non-lead Statement - Apple Valley North

Non-lead Statement - Apple Valley South

Non-lead Statement - Arden

Non-lead Statement - Cordova

Non-lead Statement - Artesia

Non-lead Statement - Barstow

Non-lead Statement - Bay Point

Non-lead Statement - Bell/Bell Gardens

Non-lead Statement - Calipatria

Non-lead Statement - Claremont

Non-lead Statement - Clearlake

Non-lead Statement - Cowan Heights

Non-lead Statement - Culver City

Non-lead Statement - Cypress Ridge

Non-lead Statement - Desert View

Non-lead Statement - Edna

Non-lead Statement - Florence Graham

Non-lead Statement - Hollydale

Non-lead Statement - Lake Marie

Non-lead Statement - Los Osos

Non-lead Statement - Lucerne

Non-lead Statement - Morongo del Norte

Non-lead Statement - Morongo del Sur

Non-lead Statement - Nipomo

Non-lead Statement - Norwalk

Non-lead Statement - West Orange County

Non-lead Statement - Orcutt

Non-lead Statement - Placentia/Yorba Linda

Non-lead Statement - Robbins

Non-lead Statement - San Dimas

Non-lead Statement - Simi Valley

Non-lead Statement - Sisquoc

Non-lead Statement - South Arcadia

Non-lead Statement - South San Gabriel

Non-lead Statement - South Shore

Non-lead Statement - Southwest

Non-lead Statement - Tanglewood

Non-lead Statement - West Orange County

Non-lead Statement - Willowbrook

Non-lead Statement - Wrightwood

A water service line is a line that carries water from the main GSWC pipes in the streets to your home or building. 

• In 1991, the EPA published a regulation to control lead and copper in drinking water known as the Lead and Copper Rule (LCR).
• The LCR has undergone many revisions since it was introduced, that can be found here.

• If Golden State Water identifies lead pipes on your property, customers will be notified within 30 -days of their lead status; whether it exists or its status has not been determined.

GSWC would like to assure customers that we monitor and test regularly to ensure the water we deliver meets all state and federal drinking water standards, including those for lead and copper as found in the Revised Lead and Copper Rule.

Golden State Water owns the service line from the main in the street to the meter box and the property owner owns the service line from the meter box to their home or building foundation.

The Revised Lead and Copper rule aims to enhance drinking water safety and quality for all Golden State Water customers. Golden State Water doesn’t have any lead service lines on its side, so retrofitting existing service lines that could affect water service is unlikely. Golden State Water employees may need to work near your water meter box to identify the material composition of customer-side service lines. Golden State Water will notify you if we plan to work around your meter box. 

Customers seeking additional information are encouraged to click here for resources published by the USEPA, click here for information from the American Water Works Association, or contact Golden State Water at 800-999-4033.