North Attleboro, MA Tap Water Quality
Water safety reports for all 2 ZIP codes in North Attleboro, Massachusetts
Average Score
52/100
Health Violations
0
ZIP Codes
2
High Lead Risk
1
of 2 ZIP codes
About Tap Water in North Attleboro, MA
Tap water quality in North Attleboro, MA is a significant concern, currently receiving a below-average safety score of 52/100 across 2 ZIP codes. With 0 health-based violations recorded in the past 5 years, systems like PLAINVILLE WATER DEPARTMENT have struggled to maintain compliance with EPA regulations enforced by Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection. Residents are strongly encouraged to utilize certified water filtration systems.
A major factor in North Attleboro's high rating is its flawless health-based violation record. Over the past 5 years of EPA tracking, local water systems have recorded zero health-based violations. This means that regulated contaminants—such as lead, arsenic, and harmful bacteria—have not exceeded the Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) allowed by federal law. Drawing primarily from surface water, the city utilizes advanced filtration to maintain this standard.
Additionally, lead exposure risk remains a critical issue for certain neighborhoods. EPA data indicates that 1 out of 2 ZIP codes in North Attleboro are rated as High or Very High risk for lead. This risk is often driven by aging homes with pre-1986 plumbing containing lead solder or service lines. Families in these areas should test their tap water and consider NSF/ANSI 53 certified filters.
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