PFAS Results by State

Data current as of May 2026 — recomputed by ZipCheckup from federal data each build.

Of 10,296 water systems with UCMR5 PFAS results, 662 (6.4%) report an exceedance, across 57 states and jurisdictions, as of May 2026.

Among 10,296 water systems with PFAS results, 662 (6.4%) report an exceedance, across 57 states and U.S. jurisdictions, as of May 2026.

By state

We report two independent facts side by side and do not rank states. A larger count reflects the size of a state's inventory and its reporting activity, not a judgment about water safety.

statesystems testedexceedancedetectedtested clean
AK323623
AL3094771191
AR185011174
AS1010
AZ154144397
CA71992144483
CO178336139
CT10493956
DC3030
DE4661129
FL40786105216
GA2551562178
GU5122
HI450243
IA152329120
ID612653
IL4878115364
IN230451175
KS10323269
KY231681144
LA268146221
MA26318125120
MD8372353
ME411931
MI319341275
MN196780109
MO232368161
MP2101
MS23927230
MT450540
NC2904897145
ND380731
NE533446
NH5111733
NJ2655911591
NM731963
NN130211
NV582848
NY3331385235
OH34720121206
OK166655105
OR127216109
PA39048126216
PR9992961
RI2921314
SC165226875
SD491642
TN2771374190
TX1,15225586541
UT129313113
VA171450117
VI3012
VT380335
WA2471452181
WI2021140151
WV103102469
WY331230
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Open data, licensed CC BY 4.0 · DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.19427201

How we compute this

We tabulate EPA UCMR5 PFAS sampling results at the water-system level and group them by state and U.S. jurisdiction. The denominator is systems that HAVE UCMR5 results; systems without sampling results are not represented, and absence from this dataset is not the same as a clean result.

States and jurisdictions are listed alphabetically. The per-state table shows the tested-system, exceedance, detection, and tested-clean counts side by side, framed as a distribution among tested systems rather than a statewide total or a ranking.

Counts recompute each build from the UCMR5 extract. This finding is the geographic cut that complements ZipCheckup's national PFAS testing-gap and detection findings.

Source: EPA UCMR5 PFAS occurrence (water-system level)
Every number here is recomputed from public federal data on each build by open-source code in the ZipCheckup repository; a dated CSV snapshot is published with each finding. No data does not mean safe.

Frequently asked questions

How many water systems report a PFAS exceedance?

Among 10,296 water systems with UCMR5 PFAS sampling results, 662 (6.4%) report an exceedance as of May 2026. Systems without PFAS sampling results are not represented here, and their absence is not evidence of PFAS-free water. according to ZipCheckup's reading of federal data as of May 2026.

Which states have PFAS results reported?

ZipCheckup tabulates PFAS results for water systems across 57 states and U.S. jurisdictions as of May 2026. The per-state table lists tested-system, exceedance, detection, and tested-clean counts side by side — a distribution among tested systems, not a statewide total.