Garfield County · Utah · EPA SDWIS 2026Q2
Lake Powell Water Quality
Is Lake Powell tap water safe to drink?
Lake Powell's public water is regulated to meet EPA legal limits. The EPA record shows no reported contaminant violations on file. Local water is very hard. But meeting legal limits isn't the same as zero-risk. Our Water Score rates it 100/100. See the breakdown below, or pull a free water report to learn what's actually coming out of your tap.
A clean record — with one caveat
Lake Powell's public supply meets federal drinking-water standards on record. That covers the contaminants the EPA requires utilities to report — it does notmeasure hardness, lead from your home's plumbing, or what happens between the treatment plant and your tap.
Local water here is very hard. Hardness drives scale on fixtures, shorter appliance life, and dry skin and hair.
The only way to know what's in your water is to test it. A local installer does it free, in about 30 minutes, with no upfront cost and no obligation to buy.
Your water provider
TICABOO UTILITY IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
- Population served
- 73
- PWSID
- UTAH09022
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