ZIP Code 34446 Water Quality Report
Homosassa, FL · Citrus County County
Water Safety Grade
Fair — Some compliance concerns
Health Violations
0
Total Violations
36
Lead Risk
Moderate
Contaminants
0
About Tap Water in ZIP Code 34446
Tap water in ZIP code 34446 (Homosassa, FL) receives a C grade (score: 59/100) based on EPA monitoring data. While the water from Sugarmill Woods S/d is treated and regulated, this area has a moderate violation history that residents should be aware of.
Water System
Sugarmill Woods S/d
EPA ID: FL6091735
Water Source
Ground Water
Population Served
13,935 residents
County
Citrus County County, Florida
Lead Levels in ZIP 34446
EPA action level: 15 ppb | Public health goal: 0 ppb
Lead Level: 1.9 ppb — Very Low
Lead exposure risk in 34446 is rated Moderate. EPA models estimate a 24% probability of lead exposure risk in this ZIP code based on housing age, infrastructure age, and water system data. This may reflect a mix of older and newer housing stock and infrastructure. Families with young children should test their home's water and consider a certified NSF/ANSI 53 water filter.
EPA model estimate based on housing age and infrastructure
Violation History
Past 5 years — EPA SDWIS data
Sugarmill Woods S/d has recorded 36 violations, but none are health-based. Administrative or reporting violations don't directly indicate unsafe water, but they do signal gaps in documentation or monitoring procedures. 13 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 High. Sugarmill Woods S/d has a pattern of compliance issues that goes beyond isolated incidents. Residents should stay informed via their utility's Consumer Confidence Report.
Contaminants Detected
Contaminants with health-based violations on record
No health-based contaminant violations are on record for ZIP code 34446. This means EPA monitoring has not found levels of regulated contaminants exceeding the Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCLs) set under the Safe Drinking Water Act — a positive indicator of water quality compliance.
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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.
Moderate potential
Estimated annual flood-related costs per property
% of household income spent on energy — indicator of older infrastructure
EPA Radon Zone 2 — moderate radon potential. The EPA recommends testing your home regardless of zone designation.
🛡 What Should You Do? — ZIP 34446 Recommendations
Some compliance concerns — take precautions
- ⚠ Use a certified NSF/ANSI 53 filter for drinking and cooking water if you have young children
- ⚠ Never give unfiltered tap water to infants in formula — use certified bottled or filtered water
- ⚠ Request a copy of the Consumer Confidence Report to see what was detected and when
- ⚠ Call the EPA Safe Drinking Water Hotline: 1-800-426-4791
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Data Sources & Methodology
Water quality data for ZIP code 34446 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 Sugarmill Woods S/d. 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 →