Public water system record

KIMBERLY CITY OF

Federal records show 1 health-based violation and 6 monitoring/reporting issues for KIMBERLY CITY OF in the last ten years. The most serious issue in this window was a resolved Groundwater Rule violation.

ID5420033
KIMBERLY
ID
5,359 served

System profile

Source water Groundwater

ZIP 83341

Acute record in 10 years No

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Health-based records

Last 10 years

Monitoring issues

Last 10 years

Resolved vs. unresolved

7 resolved • 0 unresolved

PWSID

ID5420033

EPA public water system identifier

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Health-based violations

Violation data reflects EPA records through March 2026. For the most current status, visit the EPA ECHO database.

Contaminant	Rule family	Start date	Status	Acute
Groundwater Rule Treatment technique failure	140	Aug 1, 2017	Resolved	No

Monitoring and reporting issues

Monitoring violations are administrative records. They mean required testing or reporting was missed, not that a contaminant was found above a safe level.

Issue	Start date	Status
LEAD AND COPPER RULE REVISIONS RPT	Jul 2, 2025	Resolved
Consumer Confidence Report Monitoring violation	Nov 1, 2022	Resolved
Chlorine Monitoring and reporting	Oct 1, 2022	Resolved
Chlorine Monitoring and reporting	Oct 1, 2019	Resolved
Consumer Confidence Report Monitoring violation	Aug 1, 2017	Resolved
Chlorine Monitoring and reporting	Jul 1, 2017	Resolved

Lead pipes

Total service lines 1,788

Lead pipes confirmed 2

Unknown material 550

Total service lines reported	1,788
Lead pipes confirmed	2
Galvanized pipes needing replacement	0
Pipes with unknown material	550
Non-lead pipes confirmed	1,236
Pipes that may be lead or unknown	30.9% (552)
Inventory submitted	Oct 16, 2024
EPA reporting status	Reported All Required Service Line Types

Interpretation

This water system has confirmed lead service lines. Lead pipes can leach into drinking water, especially in homes with older plumbing. Children and pregnant women face the highest risk. Running your tap for 30 seconds before drinking is a first step; contact your water utility for more.

A significant share of this system's service lines are recorded as unknown material. Under EPA rules, unknown lines are treated similarly to lead lines until verified. Your water utility is required to investigate and reclassify these.

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The service line inventory covers pipes owned and operated by the water system, typically from the water main to the property line. Household service lines on the customer's side of the meter are the homeowner's responsibility and may or may not be included depending on the system and state law.