WATER QUALITY MO HEALTH VIOLATIONS: 3

Franklin County Water Quality: 44 Violations (MO)

21 water systems · 18 ZIP codes · Average ZIP-level Home Safety model score Unavailable · 0 of 20 tracked ZIP records scored

Data: EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS), EPA ECHO

Unavailable
Home Safety Score
21
Water Systems
44
Total Violations
3
Health-Based
18
ZIP Codes

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Water Quality Overview

Franklin County has 21 community water systems across 18 directly mapped ZIP records. The systems report serving approximately 1,187,159 people. The available records contain 44 EPA violations, including 3 health-based violations.

Health-based violations account for 7% of all violations in Franklin County. These violations indicate contaminant levels that may pose direct risks to human health.

Year-by-year violation counts, enforcement actions and violation counts by contaminant are not shown for this county: the source records them per ZIP code, so a water system serving several ZIP codes would be counted several times. The county totals above count each water system once.

Violation Breakdown

Violation Type Count Percentage
Health-based 3 6.8%
Monitoring/Reporting 41 93.2%
Total 44 100%

Health-based violations are MCL, MRDL (disinfectant) and treatment-technique violations. Monitoring violations indicate failures to test or report.

Cities with Most Violations

Rank City Violations Health-Based ZIP Codes Population
1 Pacific 24 2 1 14,760
2 Villa Ridge 17 1 1 5,930
3 Washington 16 1 1 22,471
4 Union 15 1 1 20,511
5 Gray Summit 7 0 1 977
6 New Haven 6 0 1 6,581
7 Beaufort 6 0 1 1,204
8 Saint Clair 5 0 1 11,466
9 Sullivan 4 0 1 13,529
10 Catawissa 4 0 1 1,959

Most Common Contaminants

Contaminant Category ZIPs Affected Health-Based
Lead and Copper Rule Revisions Treatment Technique 14 No
Haloacetic Acids (HAA5) Disinfection Byproducts 7 No
Total Trihalomethanes (TTHM) Disinfection Byproducts 7 No
Public Notice Rule Reporting 7 No
Consumer Confidence Rule Reporting 8 No
Lead and Copper Rule Treatment Technique 1 No

Water Data and the Home Safety Score

This page reports EPA water-system facts without converting the broader Home Safety Score into a drinking-water grade. The county Home Safety grade (unavailable) is a separate multi-source index that also requires PFAS screening, radon, and annual air-quality evidence. Check each ZIP report for the versioned score and its component coverage.

Water Systems in Franklin County

Franklin County is served by 21 community water systems, averaging 1.1 systems per ZIP code. Each system is independently regulated and tested by the EPA. Larger systems serving more people typically have more extensive monitoring requirements.

Water systems in Franklin County source water from a mix of surface water (rivers, reservoirs) and groundwater (wells, aquifers). Source type affects which contaminants are most likely to be detected.

How to Check Your Water in Franklin County

  1. Enter your ZIP code on ZipCheckup for detailed water-system data including contaminant levels and violation history; the Home Safety Score is shown separately with its model version

  2. Request your CCR — every water utility must provide an annual Consumer Confidence Report

  3. Get a home test — certified kits ($20-$50) or professional lab tests ($150-$400) can detect contaminants not covered by routine testing

  4. Consider filtration — NSF-certified filters can address specific contaminants found in your area

  5. Check for lead — homes built before 1986 should test for lead regardless of utility compliance

Data Sources

Source publication schedules vary. See the page source and verification fields for available timing evidence.

Water Quality by ZIP Code in Franklin County

Water quality varies across Franklin County's 18 ZIP codes. Each row counts the EPA violations of every water system mapped to that ZIP, so a system serving several ZIP codes appears in several rows and the rows do not add up to the county total. Check your specific ZIP for detailed contaminant data.

ZIP Code City Violations Health
63069 Pacific 24 2 View →
63089 Villa Ridge 17 1 View →
63090 Washington 16 1 View →
63084 Union 15 1 View →
63039 Gray Summit 7 0 View →
63013 Beaufort 6 0 View →
63068 New Haven 6 0 View →
63077 Saint Clair 5 0 View →
63015 Catawissa 4 0 View →
63080 Sullivan 4 0 View →
63014 Berger 3 0 View →
63056 Leslie 3 0 View →
63072 Robertsville 3 0 View →
63060 Lonedell 2 0 View →
63073 Saint Albans 2 0 View →
63037 Gerald 1 0 View →
63079 Stanton 0 0 View →
63091 Rosebud 0 0 View →

Water facts and the Home Safety Score

This page reports water evidence separately. A broader Home Safety Score is not published here unless the versioned model identity and complete required component coverage are available.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the tap water safe in Franklin County, Missouri?

Franklin County has 21 community water systems with 44 recorded EPA violations, including 3 health-based. Water quality varies by ZIP code - check your specific location for detailed results.

How many water violations does Franklin County have?

The 21 water systems with EPA records that serve ZIP codes in Franklin County have 44 recorded EPA violations, each system counted once. 3 are health-based.

Which city in Franklin County has the most water violations?

Pacific has the most violations in Franklin County with 24 recorded EPA violations for the 10 water systems serving its 1 ZIP code.

What contaminants are found in Franklin County water?

Franklin County water systems are monitored for over 90 EPA-regulated contaminants including lead, copper, nitrates, disinfection byproducts, and bacteria. Check your ZIP code for contaminant-specific data.

How can I test my water in Franklin County?

Contact your local water utility for free or low-cost testing. You can also use a certified home test kit ($20-$50) or hire a certified lab ($150-$400).

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