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Mayor: Athens' 2025 consumer confidence report shows 100% compliance with EPA standards
Summary
In the weekly update the mayor said the city's 2025 Consumer Confidence Report confirms Athens' drinking water meets or exceeds EPA standards, that no homes exceed EPA action levels for lead or copper, and that PFAS testing is ongoing.
The mayor told listeners that the City of Athens' 2025 Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) indicates the city's drinking water "continues to meet or exceed all EPA standards," and that 100% compliance was achieved for the measures cited in the report.
"No homes exceed EPA action levels for lead or copper," the mayor said, and he noted ongoing PFAS testing tied to the city's underground monitoring program. He invited residents to obtain a copy of the CCR at City Hall outside the mayor's office or by calling the water treatment plant at 592-3344 for more information.
The mayor described ongoing investments in wells, water mains, valves and repairs, and he credited city crews for responding to winter water-line breaks. The update did not include the CCR document itself; the mayor said printed copies are available at City Hall.
