Park Ridge Water Department

Water Public Utility - Government owned and operated Est. Population Served: 14,573
Public Water System ID: NJ0247001
Associated Municipalities: Park Ridge Borough, Woodcliff Lake Borough
Drinking Water Sources: Brunswick aquifer, glacial sand and gravel
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https://www.parkridgeboro.com/departments/water-sewer
Park Ridge Water Department provides water to the residents of Park Ridge and Woodcliff Lake. Our water is supplied by groundwater from 18 wells located throughout Park Ridge and Woodcliff Lake. This water is drawn from the Brunswick Aquifer. In addition, we have three water storage tanks and five booster stations which can transfer water between different parts of the distribution system. We supply over 700 million gallons per year to around 5,200 metered customers.
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Met drinking water standards that protect against harmful bacteria
Yes
2023
Met primary drinking water standards
Yes
2023
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be of unknown composition
5,138
service lines
2023
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be made of lead
31
service lines
2023
Number of drinking water service lines reported to be made of or contain lead, including unknown
5,169
service lines
2023
Number of lead service lines replaced in previous year(s)
3
service lines
2020
Utility sampling round of residential drinking water did not equal or exceed EPA action levels for lead
Yes
2022