Monahans acknowledges 2025 water-quality report after minor TCEQ reporting errors corrected
Summary
City staff told council the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report contained two reporting issues — omission of the word “free” before chlorine and a non-direct link to the Lead Service Line Inventory — both corrected after notice; council formally acknowledged completion of the report.
City Manager Rex M. Thee briefed the City Council on the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report for the City of Monahans’ public water system and opened a public participation opportunity on the report.
Mr. Thee told the council the report documents chemical analysis at multiple points in the system and described two reporting violations under Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) standards: "the City did not use the word “free” in front of chlorine in the report," and the online Lead Service Line Inventory link "took more than one click to reach i.e. was not a 'direct' link by TCEQ standards." Thee said both issues were immediately corrected upon notice. Council then voted unanimously to acknowledge completion of the 2025 Consumer Confidence Report.
The council’s acknowledgement is a procedural certification that the report was made available as required and that identified reporting deficiencies were fixed; no enforcement action or fines were announced at the meeting.
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