ZIP Code 16018 Water Quality Report
Boyers, PA · Butler County County
Water Safety Grade
Poor — Multiple violations recorded
Health Violations
1
Total Violations
15
Lead Risk
N/A
Contaminants
1
Active Water Quality Issues Detected
EPA records show 2 unresolved violations. Contact Marion Twp Wtp for current status.
About Tap Water in ZIP Code 16018
Tap water in ZIP code 16018 (Boyers, PA) has received a D grade (score: 54/100) — below average for the nation. Marion Twp Wtp has recorded notable violations with EPA Safe Drinking Water Act regulations. Residents may want to consider additional filtration and review their annual Consumer Confidence Report.
Water System
Marion Twp Wtp
EPA ID: PA5100099
Water Source
Ground Water
Population Served
225 residents
County
Butler County County, Pennsylvania
Lead Levels in ZIP 16018
EPA action level: 15 ppb | Public health goal: 0 ppb
Lead Data Not Available
Violation History
Past 5 years — EPA SDWIS data
Marion Twp Wtp has recorded 1 health-based violation in the past 5 years. A single health violation means the water exceeded an EPA maximum contaminant level (MCL) at some point. Most water systems resolve these quickly, but residents should review the Consumer Confidence Report for details. 2 violations are currently unresolved — meaning the issue has not yet been formally corrected in EPA records. This is a serious concern that residents should follow up on with their water utility.
Regulatory compliance risk is rated Critical — the highest risk category. Marion Twp Wtp has an extensive history of unresolved violations and enforcement actions. Independent water testing is highly recommended.
Contaminants Detected
Contaminants with health-based violations on record
EPA records identify 1 contaminant associated with health-based violations in ZIP code 16018: Contaminant 0700. These contaminants exceeded the Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) established by the EPA under the Safe Drinking Water Act at some point in the 5-year monitoring period. The presence of these violations does not necessarily mean water is currently unsafe — water systems are often required to increase monitoring and treatment when violations occur. Review the annual Consumer Confidence Report for the most current status.
⚖ Enforcement Actions
Water Source & Environmental Factors
Ground Water
This system draws water from underground aquifers. Groundwater is naturally filtered through soil and rock, but can still contain naturally occurring minerals like arsenic, radium, or nitrates.
Highest potential
EPA Radon Zone 1 — highest potential for radon in indoor air. Homeowners should test their home for radon and consider mitigation if levels exceed 4 pCi/L.
🛡 What Should You Do? — ZIP 16018 Recommendations
Serious water quality concerns — action recommended
- 🚨 Install a certified NSF/ANSI 53 or 58 (reverse osmosis) filter immediately for drinking and cooking
- 🚨 Do not give unfiltered water to children, pregnant women, or immunocompromised individuals
- 🚨 Contact Marion Twp Wtp to request the current violation status and corrective action plan
- 🚨 Report concerns to your state environmental agency or call the EPA hotline: 1-800-426-4791
- 🚨 Consider having your home's tap water independently tested by a certified lab
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Data Sources & Methodology
Water quality data for ZIP code 16018 is compiled from the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS), EPA ECHO enforcement database, UCMR5 unregulated contaminant monitoring, and Consumer Confidence Reports filed by Marion Twp Wtp. Safety scores are composite metrics derived from violation history, lead levels, enforcement actions, and infrastructure risk indicators. Data reflects a 5-year monitoring window. Last dataset update: 2024. View EPA source data →