Is Point Pleasant Water Department water safe to drink?

Point Pleasant Water Department has no open health-based violations currently recorded in EPA's federal database. No active exceedances of legal contaminant limits are on record. Review the Consumer Confidence Report for annual test results and detected levels.

Does Point Pleasant Water Department have PFAS contamination?

Point Pleasant Water Department (PWSID: NJ1524001) has 406 PFAS monitoring records in EPA's UCMR 5 dataset (2023–2025). UCMR 5 data represents monitoring under the unregulated contaminant monitoring rule — detection is not a violation determination but indicates PFAS was measured. View the full PFAS record on the PFAS Watchlist page for this utility.

What contaminants has Point Pleasant Water Department violated limits for?

Point Pleasant Water Department has 25 violation records on file, primarily monitoring and reporting failures rather than exceedances of contaminant limits. Monitoring failures mean required test submissions were not filed — not necessarily that the water is unsafe.

What water filter is recommended for Point Pleasant Water Department?

Point Pleasant Water Department has no current open health violations. For general water quality improvement, an NSF/ANSI 42-certified activated carbon filter removes chlorine, taste, and odor. For broader protection, a certified reverse osmosis system reduces the widest range of contaminants.

Where can I find the official water quality report (Consumer Confidence Report) for Point Pleasant Water Department?

Point Pleasant Water Department (PWSID: NJ1524001) is required to publish an annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) under the federal Safe Drinking Water Act. View official compliance records on EPA ECHO: https://echo.epa.gov/detailed-facility-report?fid=NJ1524001. Contact the utility directly to request a printed copy of the most recent CCR.

How can I independently test my water from Point Pleasant Water Department?

You can test your tap water independently of Point Pleasant Water Department's compliance monitoring. Use a state-certified laboratory — the EPA maintains a national directory of certified labs searchable by state and contaminant type at epa.gov/dwlabcert. For PFAS, confirm the lab holds EPA Method 533 or 537.1 certification. For lead, use a lab certified by New Jersey's drinking water program. Find certified labs in New Jersey at waterutilityreport.com/labs.

NJ1524001

No open health violations

Point Pleasant Water Department

Name: Point Pleasant Water Department Drinking Water Quality Data
Creator: Water Utility Report

Surface water · Local · 730 ALBERT CLIFTON AVE

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This page shows official EPA compliance records for Point Pleasant Water Department, including PFAS monitoring data, violation history, contaminant test results, treatment options, and certified testing lab links for New Jersey.

PFAS monitoring records (UCMR 5)Available

Health-based violationsNot in current records

Contaminant test data (CCR)Not in current records

Treatment recommendationsNot in current records

Point Pleasant Water Department is a surface water system serving 19,600 residents in Point Pleasant Boro-1524, New Jersey (PWSID: NJ1524001). No open health-based violations are recorded in the EPA federal database for this system. EPA UCMR 5 monitoring returned 406 PFAS records for this utility.

At a Glance

NJ1524001

Risk levellow

Open violationsNone on record

PFAS records406 UCMR 5 records

Population served19,600

Source waterSurface water

Data sourceEPA ECHO ↗

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Intelligence Summary · Point Pleasant Water Department

Risk LevelLow

Open Health ViolationsNone on record

PFAS Records406 UCMR5 monitoring records on file

Population Served19,600 residents

Source WaterSurface water

OwnershipLocal

Overall Risk Level

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Minor detections below regulatory limits. Routine monitoring adequate.

Utility Overview

Population Served

19,600

Source Type

Surface water

Ownership

Local

PWSID

NJ1524001

Detected Contaminants

CCR data ingestion in progress

Contaminant detection levels from Consumer Confidence Reports are being parsed and linked to utilities. Check back soon, or view the official report directly from the EPA links below.

View on EPA ECHO

Violation History

Showing 25 of 80 — view all on EPA ECHO ↗

Sourced from EPA SDWIS. Health-based violations mean a contaminant exceeded the legal limit. Monitoring/Reporting violations mean required test results were not submitted to EPA — not necessarily that the water is unsafe.

Monitoring & Reporting — Lead

Open

Jan 2025Monitoring/Reporting failure

Monitoring & Reporting — Chromium

Open