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This document provides important information regarding the drinking water quality, sources, and safety efforts by the community water system. It outlines contaminants, testing results, and public

How to fill out consumer confidence report

How to fill out Consumer Confidence Report

1. Begin with identifying your water system and the service area.
2. Gather data on the quality of the water supply, including testing results.
3. Review compliance with health-based drinking water standards.
4. Outline potential health effects of any contaminants found.
5. Describe the sources of your water, including surface water or groundwater.
6. Provide information on monitoring activities and the frequency of tests.
7. Include a contact information for questions or concerns.
8. Ensure the report is understandable and accessible to the public.

Who needs Consumer Confidence Report?

1. Residents served by the water system.
2. Local government agencies.
3. Public health officials.
4. Environmental organizations.
5. Any stakeholders interested in the safety and quality of drinking water.

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What does consumer confidence show?

Consumer confidence index (CCI) is a standardised confidence indicator providing an indication of future developments of households' consumption and saving.

How to find consumer confidence report?

If I did not receive my report, how do I get a copy? You can either call your local water supplier or you may also find your report using EPA's CCR search tool.

What is the purpose of the consumer confidence report?

The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is a document that provides consumers information about the quality of drinking water in an easy to read format. The CCR summarizes information that your water system already collects to comply with Federal and State (TCEQ) regulations.

Who reports consumer confidence?

The Conference Board publishes the Consumer Confidence Index® at 10 a.m. ET on the last Tuesday of every month.

What is a consumer confidence report?

Released on the last Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. E.T., a reading: >100 indicates that consumers are more optimistic versus the benchmark. = 100 indicates that consumers are neutral versus the benchmark. <100 indicates that consumers are more pessimistic versus the benchmark.

What is a good consumer confidence score?

The Conference Board publishes the Consumer Confidence Index® at 10 a.m. ET on the last Tuesday of every month.

Who prepares the consumer confidence report?

The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) Rule (40 CFR §141.151-155; Subpart 0) requires all community Public Water Systems (PWS) to prepare an annual report on the quality of their drinking water.

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What is Consumer Confidence Report?

The Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) is an annual water quality report that provides information about the drinking water quality supplied by a water system to its consumers, including details on contaminants found in the water and how they compare to federal and state standards.

Who is required to file Consumer Confidence Report?

All community water systems that provide drinking water to the public are required to prepare and distribute a Consumer Confidence Report to their customers each year.

How to fill out Consumer Confidence Report?

To fill out a Consumer Confidence Report, water systems must gather data on water quality tests, list any contaminants detected along with their levels, compare these levels to regulatory standards, provide information on sources of drinking water, and include educational information regarding contaminants and health effects.

What is the purpose of Consumer Confidence Report?

The purpose of the Consumer Confidence Report is to inform the public about the quality of their drinking water, promote transparency, and help consumers make informed choices about their water supply.

What information must be reported on Consumer Confidence Report?

The report must include water source information, levels of detected contaminants, compliance with drinking water regulations, health effects of any contaminants, and contact information for the water supplier for further questions.