Official PFAS Records — NJ

Veolia Water New Jersey Hackensack

PWSID: NJ0238001Alpine Boro-0202,Bergenfield Boro-0203,Bogota Boro-0204,Carlstadt Boro-0205,Cliffside Park Boro-0206,Closter Boro-0207,Cresskill Boro-0208,Demarest Boro-0209,Dumont Boro-0210,East Rutherford Boro-0212,Edgewater Boro-0213,Emerson Boro-0214,Englewood City-0215,Englewood Cliffs Boro-0216,Fairview Boro-0218,Fort Lee Boro-0219,Guttenberg Town-0903,Hackensack City-0223,Harrington Park Boro-0224,Hasbrouck Heights-0225,Haworth Boro-0226,Hillsdale Boro-0227,Leonia Boro-0229,Little Ferry Boro-0230,Lodi Boro-0231,Maywood Boro-0234,Montvale Boro-0236,Moonachie Boro-0237,New Milford Boro-0238,North Bergen Twp.-0908,Northvale Boro-0240,Norwood Boro-0241,Old Tappan Boro-0243,Oradell Boro-0244,Palisades Park Boro-0245,Paramus Boro-0246,Ridgefield Boro-0249,Ridgefield Park Twp-0250,River Edge Boro-0252,River Vale Twp-0253,Rochelle Park Twp-0254,Rockleigh Boro-0255,Rutherford Boro-0256,Secaucus Town-0909,South Hackensack Twp-.0259,Teaneck Twp-.0260,Tenafly Boro-0261,Teterboro Boro-0262,Upper Saddle River-0263,Wallington Boro-0265,Washington Twp.-0266,Weehawken Twp.-0911,West New York Town-0912,Westwood Boro-0267,Wood-Ridge Boro-0269,Woodcliff Lake Boro-0268View full utility profile

Source data retrieved: April 20, 2026

UCMR 5 monitoring results are not compliance determinations. Detection does not imply regulatory violation or health risk determination. Methodology

Official EPA UCMR 5 PFAS monitoring records for Veolia Water New Jersey Hackensack. This page shows only government-reported test results — no risk scores or compliance judgments are generated.

UCMR 5 monitoring recordsAvailable
Official detections above MRLAvailable
Enforcement context recordsNot in current records

Official Record Summary

Official EPA monitoring records show 48 PFAS results for this water system in the UCMR 5 dataset. 48 results reported as detected above the minimum reporting limit.

PFAS Monitoring Records

AnalyteStatus
PFBA
Official detection
PFBS
Official detection
PFHpA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFBS
Official detection
PFHpA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
PFHxA
Official detection
PFHxS
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOA
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFOS
Official detection
PFPeA
Official detection
Source: EPA UCMR 5 Occurrence Data · Retrieved April 20, 2026

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Water System

PWSID

NJ0238001

State

New Jersey

Population served

792,713

System type

Surface water

PFAS Record Summary

Total records48
Official detections48
Official non-detects0

Monitoring results from EPA UCMR 5 are not compliance determinations.

Key Terms

UCMR 5▾

The 5th Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule — an EPA program requiring large water systems to test for emerging contaminants, including PFAS, from 2023–2025.

PFAS▾

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances. A family of synthetic chemicals used in industry and consumer products, some of which have been detected in drinking water.

MRL (Minimum Reporting Limit)▾

The lowest concentration at which a lab can reliably detect and report a substance. Results below MRL are reported as non-detects.

Detection above MRL▾

The analyte was measured at a concentration at or above the minimum reporting limit. This is a monitoring result, not a compliance determination.

Non-detect▾

The analyte was tested but not found above the minimum reporting limit. Absence of detection does not guarantee absence of the substance.

This page shows only official government PFAS records. No risk scores, safety judgments, or inferred compliance determinations are generated by this system. Read methodology