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South Florida water data, by utility

This page publishes the public-record data behind our South Florida utility reports: PFOA and PFOS averages from EPA's UCMR 5 testing, lead 90th-percentile results and health-based violations, for 63 utilities in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach. Download the CSV and use it free, with credit.

Data updated October 25, 2026. Sources: EPA SDWIS (ECHO SDWA bulk download), EPA UCMR 5 occurrence data, Florida DEP. Public data, not a test of anyone's tap.

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  • CSV: south-florida-water.csv (63 rows, 12.9 KB). One row per utility (public water system).
  • Changelog: below. Each refresh keeps the prior file at /data/south-florida-water-[date].csv.
  • License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Credit: "ScoreYourWater.com analysis of EPA and Florida DEP data, October 25, 2026."
  • The underlying EPA and Florida DEP records are public domain; this license covers our compilation. The data is provided as is; if you find an error, tell us (Report an error).

Summary

  • As of October 14, 2026, 46 of 63 utility reports here show PFOS or PFOA averaged above 4.0 ppt (EPA UCMR 5), including 1 whose results were measured by its water supplier.
  • 0 utilities' latest 90th-percentile lead result since July 2021 was above EPA's current 15 ppb action level (it drops to 10 ppb from November 2027). A result above the action level is not a violation; it requires the utility to take further steps, such as treatment and public education.
  • 7 utilities had at least one health-based violation since July 1, 2021; 0 have one that is still open.
  • Under EPA's 2024 PFAS rule, water systems must meet the PFOA and PFOS limits (4.0 ppt) by April 2029; in May 2026 EPA proposed allowing extensions to April 2031. UCMR 5 results before then are monitoring data. EPA judges compliance on a running annual average of samples, not on a single result. Last checked against the Federal Register: October 25, 2026.

Columns (data dictionary)

Columns (data dictionary)
ColumnMeaningSource
pwsidEPA public water system IDEPA SDWIS
utility_nameSystem name as EPA lists itEPA SDWIS
countyCounty of the system's main service areaFlorida DEP / EPA
population_servedPopulation served, as reportedEPA SDWIS
buys_fromWholesale supplier PWSID(s), if anyEPA SDWIS
pfoa_avg_ppt, pfos_avg_pptAverage of UCMR 5 samples for the system (average of all samples); blank if not testedEPA UCMR 5
0 in pfoa_avg_ppt and pfos_avg_ppt0 means every sample was below EPA's UCMR 5 minimum reporting level (4 ppt for PFOA and PFOS); it does not mean none is present. Averages count those samples as 0, as on our utility pages.EPA UCMR 5
pfoa_samples, pfos_samplesNumber of UCMR 5 samples behind the averageEPA UCMR 5
pfoa_measured_by_supplier, pfos_measured_by_supplierTRUE if the result comes from the wholesale supplier's samples. The summary counts a utility as supplier-measured only when both results come from its supplier.EPA UCMR 5 + SDWIS
lead_p90_ppb, lead_p90_dateLatest 90th-percentile lead result since July 2021, and its dateEPA SDWIS
health_based_violations_since_2021_07Count of health-based violations since July 1, 2021EPA SDWIS
health_based_violations_openOf those, the number unresolved as of the extract dateEPA SDWIS
report_urlOur utility report pageScoreYourWater.com
ccr_urlUtility's annual water quality report, if verified; else blankUtility
source_date_sdwis, source_date_ucmrDate of the extract usedEPA

How to read it

Does an average above 4.0 ppt mean a utility is violating the law?

No. Under EPA's 2024 PFAS rule, water systems must meet the PFOA and PFOS limits by April 2029; in May 2026 EPA proposed allowing extensions to April 2031. UCMR 5 results before then are monitoring data. EPA judges compliance on a running annual average of samples, not on a single result.

Is this a test of my tap water?

No. These are utility-level public records. Your tap can differ. For a test of your own water, see our list of certified labs.

Why do some utilities show their supplier's results?

Utilities that buy water from another system may report the supplier's samples. Those rows are marked pfoa_measured_by_supplier or pfos_measured_by_supplier = TRUE.

Can I use this data in a story or study?

Yes, under CC BY 4.0, with credit to "ScoreYourWater.com analysis of EPA and Florida DEP data" and the update date. For questions, write to hello@scoreyourwater.com.

Methodology

  • Systems included: the 63 community water systems with report pages on our site in Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.
  • PFAS: The level shown is the average of all of the utility's results in the years shown, with results below EPA's reporting level counted as zero. UCMR 5 Florida samples through June 9, 2026.
  • Lead: latest 90th-percentile result since July 2021 (the site's lead-window rule).
  • Violations: health-based violation records since July 1, 2021, from the EPA SDWIS July to September 2026 extract.
  • We don't edit, estimate or fill in values. Blank means the source has no value.

Changelog

  • October 25, 2026: first publication. south-florida-water-2026-10-25.csv

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