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What's New?
- Public Water Systems can now view a report of all 2021 compliance samples received and processed to-date by the Drinking Water Program. The reports are updated every weekday. To view samples received for the 2020 compliance year, click here.
- The 2019 report of Public Drinking Water in Maine is now available
- Drought in Maine
- Lead Testing in School Drinking Water
- Required Testing Reports are available for 2020
- Consumer Confidence Report templates for 2019 are now available. CCRs must be provided to your consumers by July 1 and you must send certification and a copy of the CCR to the DWP by October 1.
- No matter the size of your public water system, these materials will help take you to a place of increased cyber preparedness: Cybersecurity Tools to Understand, Evaluate, and Mitigate Risks for Maine Public Water Systems
- The Fall/Winter 2019 issue of the Service Connection is now available
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Lead Testing in School Drinking Water