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2 of 41 water systems serving King County with full PFAS testing averaged above a 2024 federal PFAS level at one or more sampling points.

Largest systems serving this county

SystemSourcePeople served (whole system)PFAS above a 2024 level?Violations since 2021-10-26
Seattle Public UtilitiesSurface water1,161,961No0
Bellevue City ofPurchased surface water321,349No0
Kent Water departmentPurchased surface water166,421No0
Redmond Water System City ofPurchased surface water163,335No0
Lakehaven Water and Sewer DistrictPurchased surface water148,809No0
Renton City ofGroundwater108,091No0
Auburn City ofGroundwater107,655No0
Highline Water DistrictPurchased surface water100,170No0
Northshore Utility DistrictPurchased surface water99,789No0
Sammamish Plateau Water & SewerPurchased surface water79,362Yes0
Soos Creek Water & Sewer DistrictPurchased surface water74,172No0
Kirkland City ofPurchased surface water69,243No0

Which one is yours? A county usually has several utilities. Your bill or your utility's annual water-quality report names yours. Population is for the whole system, which can cross county lines.

Not medical or legal advice. UCMR 5 results are screening data, not compliance determinations.

Sources and freshness

Public-water-system facts, violations and lead/copper results: EPA ECHO SDWA download (SDWIS snapshot 2026-10-13). PFAS and lithium results: EPA UCMR 5 final data (sampling 2023–2025). Both are U.S. government works, downloaded 2026-10-26. Numbers are computed by the published method; the same fields are in the open data files.