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Federal fiscal 2026Q3 · EPA violation and follow-up records
- Violation records shown
- 2
- EPA health-based flag
- 0
- Health-based records unresolved in this snapshot
- 0
- Monitoring and reporting records
- 2
Counties listed by EPA · Okanogan County, Washington
Find the utility’s annual water quality report. For current advisories, check the utility or local drinking-water authority.
Violations and what followed
Among 2 resolved records with both dates, the median interval from recorded noncompliance start to EPA’s return-to-compliance date was 364 days. The interval uses the reporting periods and dates on file.
Monitoring or reporting · Resolved
Monitoring, RegularViolation 2288494 · Nitrate · Nitrate RuleNoncompliance period start January 1, 2022 · period end December 31, 2022 · first reported March 31, 2023 · EPA return-to-compliance field December 31, 2022
1 linked action
Enforcement and resolution records linked by EPA Action ID Date Category EPA action type 2788494ENF March 7, 2023 Resolving State Compliance achieved Monitoring or reporting · Resolved
Monitoring, RegularViolation 2288337 · Nitrate · Nitrate RuleNoncompliance period start January 1, 2022 · period end December 31, 2022 · first reported March 31, 2023 · EPA return-to-compliance field December 31, 2022
1 linked action
Enforcement and resolution records linked by EPA Action ID Date Category EPA action type 2788337ENF March 7, 2023 Resolving State Compliance achieved
EPA data and scope
How to read the records
The enforcement snapshot is federal fiscal 2026Q3. The EPA archive labels its violation file October 13, 2026. EPA says federal reporting can lag by several months. For current advisories, check your utility or local drinking-water authority.
- We matched active community water systems by public water system ID between EPA’s system search and SDWIS inventory. We show violations with a recorded noncompliance, initial reporting or return-to-compliance date from 2021 onward, plus earlier records listed as Addressed or Unaddressed.
- EPA’s health-based flag identifies violations of contaminant or disinfectant limits or treatment requirements. Monitoring and reporting violations describe required tests or reports. Neither category measures household exposure.
- Addressed means EPA records formal enforcement on a violation that remains unresolved in the snapshot. Unaddressed means no formal action is recorded for an unresolved violation. Resolved can mean compliance was restored, the rule ceased to apply, or further action was unnecessary. Archived is a separate status.
- We count a violation once per water system and group its distinct linked actions. Conflicting records are set aside. Places are EPA-listed search locations and can include mailing locations. Use the provider name and system ID to identify your service.
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