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Get my town’s reportExample reportCleveland Public Water SystemPWS ID · OH1801212
13Above EWG guidelines
24Total reported contaminants
The EWG page also says this utility was in compliance with federal health-based drinking-water standards for the latest EPA quarter it assessed. Both facts belong in the same report.