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Boulder water report highlights PFAS compliance, conservation push during drought

Summary by waterworld.com
In 2025, Boulder’s water system showed no violations, with no detectable levels of six regulated PFAS compounds and low lead levels, ensuring safe drinking water for residents despite ongoing drought conditions.
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Boulder water report highlights PFAS compliance, conservation push during drought

In 2025, Boulder’s water system showed no violations, with no detectable levels of six regulated PFAS compounds and low lead levels, ensuring safe drinking water for residents despite ongoing drought conditions.

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waterworld.com broke the news on Monday, May 11, 2026.
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