Water Quality

Agencies Who Play a Role in Regulating Drinking Water

The graphic illustrates the numerous agencies that play a role in regulating drinking water in Island County, Washington, all of which contribute to the high standards of water quality upheld by the Juniper Beach Water District (JBWD).  The JBWD is held to high standards of water quality through a multi-pronged approach involving federal, state, and county agencies. These agencies work together to set standards, monitor compliance, enforce regulations, and educate the public to ensure the safety and quality of drinking water in Island County.

Federal Oversight: The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) sets nationwide standards for drinking water quality under the Safe Drinking Water Act. JBWD must comply with these federal regulations.

State Regulatory Agencies:

County Agencies:

Direct Responsibility: As a Public Water System, JBWD is directly responsible for the operation and maintenance of its water system. Our water management services company must conduct regular testing, maintain records, and report any violations to the appropriate agencies.

Chloride and Conductivity Reporting is found below on this page.

Consumer Confidence Report (in pdf format) below and can be downloaded.

JBWD Chlorides & Conductivity Reporting