Winslow Township Municipal Utilities Department - East Elmtowne

Water Public Utility - Government owned and operated Est. Population Served: 130
Public Water System ID: NJ0436008
Associated Municipalities: Winslow Township
Drinking Water Sources: Piney Point aquifer
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http://www.winslowtownship.com/content/3298/3509/default.aspx
Our goal at the Department of Municipal Utilities is to provide our customers with the highest quality water resource which meets all State and Federal Requirements. We are also committed in providing outstanding service in a professional, courteous, and timely manner throughout the community, in the field, and our offices, with dignity and respect given to each customer’s request. We ask that everyone joins us in protecting our natural water resource, which is the heart and soul of our wonderful community.
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How Well Is My System Meeting Drinking Water Regulatory Requirements?
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How Customer-Friendly is My System?
To What Extent Can Everyone in My Community Afford Utility Services?
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Met drinking water standards that protect against harmful bacteria
Yes
2022
Met primary drinking water standards
Yes
2022
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be of unkown composition
0
service lines
2022
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be made of lead
0
service lines
2022
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be made of or contain lead, including unknown
0
service lines
2022
Number of lead service lines replaced in previous year(s)
0
service lines
2022
Utility sampling round of residential drinking water did not equal or exceed EPA action levels for lead
Yes
2022
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