COUNTY REPORT KY

Grant County, Kentucky

9 ZIP codes · Avg score 65/100 · Grade C · Updated 2026-06-03

Current EPA records place Grant County in the middle tier for drinking water safety, with 9 ZIP codes showing a range of outcomes.

How Grant County Compares

Grant County65/100
Kentucky avg61/100
National avg68/100

How Grant County Compares

C
County Grade
65/100
Avg Safety Score
9
ZIP Codes
13
Water Systems

Grant County scores 4 points above the Kentucky state average (61/100) and 3 points below the national average (68/100).

Data: EPA SDWIS Last verified: 2026-06-03

C
County Grade
65
Avg Safety Score
9
ZIP Codes
Best ZIP: 41030 (83/100)
Lowest ZIP: 40359 (50/100)
$203K
Median Home Value
$1,622
Avg Remediation (80% of home value)

ZIP Code Risk Map

Water Quality Map: Grant County, Kentucky

Each dot represents a ZIP code. Color indicates water quality grade. Tap a dot for details.

A B C D F

Key Risk Factors

Estimated additional annual cost per homeowner: $564, driven primarily by energy_code_gap

Infrastructure: 0.303% avg pipe failure probability

45.4% of homes built before 1978 (lead paint era)

Violation History (2023–2024)

→ Stable trend

EPA violation counts by year across Grant County water systems. Health-based shown in red, total in blue.

2023
3 (3 health)
2024
4 (4 health)

Peak year: 2024 with 4 violations. Past 5 years: 7 total (7 health-based).

Source: EPA SDWIS historical violations. Data may lag 6–12 months for the most recent year.

Infrastructure Overview

1995
Median Build Year
45.4%
Pre-1978 Housing
30%
Pipe Failure Probability
0%
ZIPs at High Infra Risk
Moderate
Lead Pipe Risk

Sources: Census ACS (housing age), EPA SDWIS (infrastructure risk model), state bridge inspection data.

Compound Risk Breakdown

Estimated additional annual cost per homeowner: $564

Energy Code Gap $270/yr
Flood $244/yr
Water / Lead $50/yr

Bar widths proportional to share of total annual risk cost. Source: compound risk model (FEMA, EPA, USGS).

Housing Age Distribution

17,876 housing units in Grant County

Pre-1940 9%
1940–1959 6%
1960–1979 23%
1980–1999 36%
2000+ 26%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau ACS B25034 (Year Structure Built).

Water Safety Affordability

How much it costs to fix water issues relative to home values in Grant County

$203K
Median Home Value
$1,622
Est. Remediation Cost
0.8%
of Home Value
Remediation as % of home value low burden

Remediation costs are relatively manageable for most homeowners in Grant County, representing a small fraction of property value.

Remediation includes water filtration, lead abatement, radon mitigation, and flood protection where applicable. Source: Census ACS, EPA SDWIS.

Water Systems with Most Violations

Top 5 systems in Grant County ranked by EPA violation count.

# Water System Population Violations
1 KENTUCKY-AMERICAN WATER CO 299,501 2
2 CORINTH WATER DISTRICT 3,139 2
3 Bullock Pen Water District 20,048 2
4 Williamstown Municipal Water Department 5,495 2
5 HARRISON CO WATER ASSOC 16,736 1

13 total water systems serve Grant County.

All ZIP Codes in Grant County

9 ZIP codes tracked in Grant County.

# ZIP Code City Safety Score Grade Violations Home Value
1 41030 Crittenden 83 B 0 $242K
2 41035 Dry Ridge 82 B 1 (1 health) $185K
3 41010 Corinth 72 B 1 $177K
4 40370 Sadieville 63 C 0 $274K
5 41033 De Mossville 63 C 0 $220K
6 41063 Morning View 63 C 0 $224K
7 41054 Mason 53 D 0
8 41097 Williamstown 53 D 0 $166K
9 40359 Owenton 50 D 0 $164K

Recommended Buyer Guides for Grant County

Where county records show a lead exceedance or pre-1978 housing concentration, lead-specific filters and test kits move toward the top of the list.

Overview

Grant County in Kentucky covers 9 ZIP codes with an average Home Safety Score of C (65/100).

2 of 9 ZIP codes have recorded EPA violations. 1 health-based violation have been documented.

← Back to Kentucky water quality report

Data Sources

Updated daily.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is water safe in Grant County?
Grant County receives a grade of C. Some ZIP codes have recorded violations and residents in affected areas may want to test their water.
How many water systems serve Grant County?
Grant County is served by 13 public water systems that supply drinking water to residents across 9 ZIP codes.
What is the biggest environmental risk in Grant County?
The primary environmental risk factor in Grant County is energy_code_gap. This contributes to an estimated additional annual cost of $564 per homeowner.
How old are homes in Grant County?
The median home build year in Grant County is 1995. 45.4% of homes were built before 1978, which means they may contain lead-based paint and older plumbing materials.
How does Grant County compare to Kentucky?
Grant County has an average water safety score of 65/100, which is above the Kentucky state average of 61/100.

Get safety alerts for Grant, Kentucky

Free updates when EPA data changes for this area. No spam.

Unsubscribe anytime. Privacy Policy.

Share This Page

X Facebook
Check your water filter options Free tool — no phone call required.