2026 Rankings

Worst Infrastructure: Florida — 2026 Rankings

Last updated: June 3, 2026

1,368 ZIP codes ranked by Pipe Failure Risk #1: ZIP 33530 (Durant, FL) — 54%

Out of 1,368 ZIP codes with infrastructure data in Florida, these areas face the highest estimated risk of water pipe failure based on infrastructure age, funding gaps, and violation history.

Statistic Value
ZIP codes ranked 1,368
Highest risk 54%
Median risk 26%
Average risk 27%
State Florida

Top 100 Highest Risk ZIP Codes

Rank ZIP Code City State Pipe Failure Risk Risk Level Safety Score
1 33530 Durant FL 54% High 82/100
2 32634 Fairfield FL 53% High 63/100
3 34267 Fort Ogden FL 52% High 50/100
4 33405 West Palm Beach FL 49% High 79/100
5 32112 Crescent City FL 47% High 60/100
6 32177 Palatka FL 47% High 60/100
7 32323 Lanark Village FL 46% High 65/100
8 32347 Perry FL 46% High 60/100
9 33135 Miami FL 46% High 59/100
10 33857 Lorida FL 46% High 72/100
11 32079 Penney Farms FL 45% High 87/100
12 33144 Miami FL 45% High 54/100
13 33145 Miami FL 45% High 59/100
14 33168 Miami FL 45% High 54/100
15 33013 Hialeah FL 44% High 54/100
16 33020 Hollywood FL 44% High 61/100
17 33150 Miami FL 44% High 54/100
18 33843 Frostproof FL 44% High 62/100
19 33877 Waverly FL 44% High 63/100
20 34950 Fort Pierce FL 44% High 73/100
21 32064 Live Oak FL 43% High 81/100
22 32118 Daytona Beach FL 43% High 76/100
23 33023 Hollywood FL 43% High 61/100
24 33127 Miami FL 43% High 64/100
25 33134 Miami FL 43% High 59/100
26 33142 Miami FL 43% High 54/100
27 33147 Miami FL 43% High 54/100
28 33155 Miami FL 43% High 54/100
29 33161 Miami FL 43% High 49/100
30 33162 Miami FL 43% High 54/100
31 33165 Miami FL 43% High 54/100
32 33438 Canal Point FL 43% High 73/100
33 33480 Palm Beach FL 43% High 71/100
34 34205 Bradenton FL 43% High 76/100
35 34498 Yankeetown FL 43% High 76/100
36 34946 Fort Pierce FL 43% High 73/100
37 32114 Daytona Beach FL 42% High 71/100
38 32401 Panama City FL 42% High 76/100
39 32701 Altamonte Springs FL 42% High 77/100
40 33010 Hialeah FL 42% High 54/100
41 33012 Hialeah FL 42% High 49/100
42 33021 Hollywood FL 42% High 66/100
43 33125 Miami FL 42% High 54/100
44 33138 Miami FL 42% High 54/100
45 34207 Bradenton FL 42% High 76/100
46 34266 Arcadia FL 42% High 71/100
47 34690 Holiday FL 42% High 76/100
48 34739 Kenansville FL 42% High 81/100
49 34996 Stuart FL 42% High 66/100
50 32205 Jacksonville FL 41% High 70/100
51 32320 Apalachicola FL 41% High 68/100
52 33019 Hollywood FL 41% High 61/100
53 33166 Miami FL 41% High 49/100
54 33167 Miami FL 41% High 54/100
55 33181 Miami FL 41% High 54/100
56 33407 West Palm Beach FL 41% High 79/100
57 33513 Bushnell FL 41% High 66/100
58 33704 Saint Petersburg FL 41% High 40/100
59 33840 Eaton Park FL 41% High 79/100
60 34762 Okahumpka FL 41% High 66/100
61 32182 Orange Springs FL 40% Moderate 73/100
62 32206 Jacksonville FL 40% Moderate 80/100
63 32254 Jacksonville FL 40% Moderate 75/100
64 32337 Lloyd FL 40% Moderate 81/100
65 32428 Chipley FL 40% Moderate 65/100
66 32530 Bagdad FL 40% Moderate 73/100
67 32616 Alachua FL 40% Moderate 67/100
68 32789 Winter Park FL 40% Moderate 72/100
69 32960 Vero Beach FL 40% Moderate 76/100
70 33014 Hialeah FL 40% Moderate 54/100
71 33024 Hollywood FL 40% Moderate 61/100
72 33158 Miami FL 40% Moderate 54/100
73 33169 Miami FL 40% Moderate 54/100
74 33173 Miami FL 40% Moderate 49/100
75 33176 Miami FL 40% Moderate 49/100
76 33404 West Palm Beach FL 40% Moderate 74/100
77 33406 West Palm Beach FL 40% Moderate 79/100
78 33417 West Palm Beach FL 40% Moderate 79/100
79 33476 Pahokee FL 40% Moderate 66/100
80 33713 Saint Petersburg FL 40% Moderate 55/100
81 34691 Holiday FL 40% Moderate 76/100
82 32117 Daytona Beach FL 39% Moderate 76/100
83 32178 Palatka FL 39% Moderate 66/100
84 32324 Chattahoochee FL 39% Moderate 76/100
85 32340 Madison FL 39% Moderate 83/100
86 32348 Perry FL 39% Moderate 55/100
87 32445 Malone FL 39% Moderate 89/100
88 33157 Miami FL 39% Moderate 49/100
89 33174 Miami FL 39% Moderate 49/100
90 33179 Miami FL 39% Moderate 54/100
91 33403 West Palm Beach FL 39% Moderate 79/100
92 33415 West Palm Beach FL 39% Moderate 79/100
93 33483 Delray Beach FL 39% Moderate 70/100
94 33486 Boca Raton FL 39% Moderate 73/100
95 33603 Tampa FL 39% Moderate 59/100
96 33755 Clearwater FL 39% Moderate 71/100
97 33825 Avon Park FL 39% Moderate 67/100
98 33952 Port Charlotte FL 39% Moderate 53/100
99 34957 Jensen Beach FL 39% Moderate 67/100
100 32204 Jacksonville FL 38% Moderate 75/100

Methodology

Infrastructure risk rankings combine four data sources, each weighted equally (25%): (1) EPA Drinking Water Infrastructure Needs Survey (DWINS 2023) — state-level 20-year funding gap per capita for pipe replacement, treatment, and storage; (2) Census ACS housing vintage — percentage of homes built before 1980, when lead solder and galvanized pipes were common; (3) EPA SDWIS violation and enforcement data — system-level compliance history; (4) Lead and Copper Rule indicators — service line material inventories and 90th percentile lead testing results. The combined score is normalized to a 0-100% probability scale.

Data sources: EPA DWINS 2023, Census ACS, EPA SDWIS, Lead and Copper Rule data. Last updated: 2026-06-03.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does pipe failure probability mean?

Pipe failure probability estimates the likelihood of water main breaks, lead contamination from corroded pipes, or service disruptions based on infrastructure age, state funding gaps, violation history, and lead indicators. It is not a prediction of imminent failure, but a risk assessment based on known factors.

How is infrastructure risk calculated?

The risk score combines four equally weighted factors: state-level infrastructure funding gap per capita (from EPA DWINS 2023), housing vintage (Census ACS pre-1980 housing percentage), water system violation and enforcement history (EPA SDWIS), and lead exposure indicators (service line probability and testing results).

What can homeowners do about aging infrastructure?

Test your tap water annually, especially for lead. Check if your home has a lead service line through your water utility. Consider a whole-house water filter (NSF/ANSI 53 certified). Review your water system Consumer Confidence Report for violation history.

Does high risk mean my water is unsafe right now?

Not necessarily. Infrastructure risk indicates long-term vulnerability, not current contamination. However, areas with aging pipes and high violation counts have a statistically higher chance of water quality issues. Regular testing is the best way to verify your water safety.

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Disclaimer: Rankings are based on EPA, FEMA, and federal agency data. They reflect historical patterns and risk indicators, not necessarily current conditions. For the most current information, contact your local water utility or request a Consumer Confidence Report.

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