Chlorine
0.8 to 1.7 mg/L
Legal maximum 4.0 mg/L
Chlorine keeps pipes free of germs. We add a small amount and keep it well below the legal maximum.
Your water in Riverbend today
Tap water is safe to drink in every zone.
Updated . Test results run 15 minutes behind.
Report a problem
Water spraying from a hydrant, a burst pipe, no water or brown water? Tell us. We check every report against our pressure and flow sensors, and you can watch what happens next. This is a simulation, so no real crew will come.
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Status by zone
- Zone 1NormalTap water is safe to drink.
- Zone 2NormalTap water is safe to drink.
- Zone 3NormalTap water is safe to drink.
- Zone 4NormalTap water is safe to drink.
- Zone 5NormalTap water is safe to drink.
- Zone 6NormalTap water is safe to drink.
What we tested today
Ranges across the last 24 hours, next to the limit that applies.
Cloudiness (turbidity)
0.04 to 0.06 NTU
Must stay at or below 0.3 NTU in 95% of tests
Cloudiness shows how well filters are working. Lower is clearer, and ours is far under the limit.
pH (acidity)
7.7 to 7.8 pH
Guideline range 6.5 to 8.5
pH protects pipes and keeps treatment working. Ours sits in the middle of the guideline range.
Fluoride
0.6 to 0.8 mg/L
Legal maximum 4.0 mg/L
A small amount of fluoride helps protect teeth. We aim for 0.7 mg/L, far below the legal maximum.
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How we test
Analyzers at the treatment plant and around the network measure chlorine, cloudiness and pH all day, every day. Staff also collect water samples for lab tests on a regular schedule.
We check every result against the limits set by drinking water rules. If something drifts, a person on duty reviews it before we change anything in the system.
This page shows ranges, not single readings, and holds results back for 15 minutes. We do not publish where our sensors are or how the system is controlled, to keep it secure.