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8/18/2025
WT Staff
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August 18, 2025 10 am PST
Safe Drinking Water Act Compliance
WTCAL.us Serious Violators List July 2025
As of the latest quarter evaluated, ended March 31, 2025
7,399 Drinking Water Facilities with active permits in California (decrease of 8 from last quarter)
- 1191 (16%) have Current Violations (down by 13 from last quarter)
- 41 (0.6%) have Significant Violations (decrease of 12 from last quarter)
- 2016 (27.2%) have Formal Enforcement Actions in the last 5 yrs (decrease of 80 from last quarter)
- 0 Criminal Prosecutions under the Safe Drinking Water Act
- 14,645 (.04%) of California's 38,889,770 residents are served by Serious Violators (down 4072 from last quarter)
83.9% of California facilities are compliant with Safe Drinking Water Act, up from 83.7% last quarter
Ten drinking water facilities have been added to the Serious Violator list as per EPA records posted July 22, 2025, the newcomers are indicated with an asterisk*.
WTCAL.us Serious Violators List July 2025
Alpine Springs Mobile Home Park, pop 175 (Los Angeles)
Arroyo Seco Estates MWS, pop 70 (Monterey)
Aha Quin*, pop 315 (Riverside)
Big Bend*, pop 50
Big River Development, pop 3550
Big Sandy Rancheria, pop 408
CAL Fire - High Rock Conservation Camp, pop 80 (Humboldt)
Capell Valley Estates, pop 208 (Napa)<.li>
Ceres Unified - Westport School, pop 450 (Stanislaus)
Corda Road Water System, pop 54 (Madera)
Cold Springs Subdivision, pop 35
Crew Wine Company*, pop 312 (Yolo)
DD Mobile Home Park, pop 300
Grindstone Rancheria, pop 150
Havasu Water Company, pop 361
Hughes-Elizabeth Lake Unified School District, pop 550 (Los Angeles)
Indian Village, pop 35
La Tierra Heights Mutual, pop 67 (Napa)
Monte Vista Farming, pop 188 (Stanislaus)
Moro Cojo MWA, pop 67 (Monterey)
Murphy Hill Water System #02, pop 66 (Monterey)
Mesa Grande Tract 2, pop 43
Orleans Mutual Water Company, pop 85 (Humboldt)
Pacific Reserve Nursery Water System, pop 25, (Monterey)
Palomino Estates Water Company*, pop 64 (Humboldt)
Redding Rancheria*, pop 2015 (Tribal)
Rio Bend RV Golf Resort & Storm Crossing, pop 130 (Imperial)
Rivers End Trailer Park, pop 35 (Los Angeles)
Round Valley Health Clinic, pop 119
Round Valley Hidden Oaks Casino, pop 137
Santa Rosa Rancheria*, pop 1000 (Tribal)
Siskiyou County Service Area #5/Carrick*, pop 143 (Siskiyou)
Skyview County Water, pop 412 (Tehama)
Spreckels Ln Water System #02, pop 31 (Monterey)
TN Truss, pop 45 (Los Angeles)
Toledo Mobile Home Park*, pop 68 (Tribal)
Tule River Reservation Main*, pop 2560 (Tribal)
Turner Trailer Park, pop 70
Two Twenty Four Mobile Home Park, pop 35 (Madera)
Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute Tribe, pop 107
Yurok - McCoy-Kenek*, pop 30 (Tribal)
Congratulations to the 21 facilities removed from the Serious Violator List of July 2025
- Arviso Mobile Home Park*, pop 70
- Bishop Paiute Shoshone Indian Tribe, pop 2735
- Bornt 1992 Irrevocable Trust*, pop 30 (Imperial)
- Coarse Gold Inn*, pop 30 (Madera)
- East Acres Mutual Water Company*, pop 250 (Madera)
- Fort Independence*, pop 120
- John Hovannisian Water System*, pop 80 (Madera)
- Junction City School*, pop 80(Trinity)
- Juniper Riviera CWD*, pop 924 (San Bernardino)
- Margaret Keating Main & Oper*, pop 120 (Del Norte)
- McCleod CSD*, pop 1317 (Siskiyou)
- Morton Bay Professional Plaza*, pop 25 (Santa Barbara)
- Mountainview Cold Storage*, pop 140 (Tulare)
- Palo Verde County Water District*, pop 410 (Imperial)
- Pike Ranch Mutual Water Co*, pop 74 (Madera)
- Pit River Montgomery Creek Rancheria*, pop 90
- Redding Racheria, pop 2015
- Redwood Maintenance and Operations*, pop 421 (Del Norte)
- Santa Rosa Rancheria*, pop 1000
- Shively's Bar and Grill*, pop 26 (Stanislaus)
- SWS Land Development Inc*, pop 529 (Madera)
Congratulations to the ten facilities removed from the Serious Violator List of May 2025
- American Legion #593 Water System*, pop 25 (Monterey)
- Aguirre Mobile Home Park, pop 60
- Angelique Maelee Properties*, pop 50
- Big Basin Water Company*, pop 1120 (Santa Cruz)
- Bridgehaven Park, pop 70
- Bud Antle Marina Water System*, pop 151 (Monterey)
- Campers Inn RV and Golf Course, pop 140 (Yolo)
- Central Valley Baptist Church Water System*, pop 556 (San Joaquin)
- Desert View Mobile Home Park, pop 54 (San Bernardino)
- White Rock Club Water System*, pop 27(Monterey)
Congratulations to five facilities removed from the serious violator list in January 2025
- Cazadero Water Company Inc.*, pop 250
- Eastin, pop 26 (Stanislaus)
- Foothill Mutual Water Company, pop 39
- Pavestone, pop 40 (Yolo)
- Pit River Chimney Rock, pop 35
Removed from the serious violator list in October 2024
- Kashia, pop 153
- Lazy B Mobile Home Park, pop 125 (Stanislaus)
- Martinez Apartments, pop 26 (San Joaquin)
- River Oak Grace Water System, pop 500 (Stanislaus)
- Round Valley Agency, pop 84
- Round Valley Piner, pop 409
From EPA definitions
“A Serious Violator (in the Safe Drinking Water Act program) is the most serious level of violation noted in EPA databases. This designation provides an indication of whether violations or noncompliance events at a given facility may pose a more severe level of concern for the environment or program integrity.”
*Note that drinking water information provided on this site is aggregated from the federal EPA database, state resources and local government sources where available.
EPA publishes violation and enforcement data quarterly, based on the inspection reports of the previous quarter. Water systems, states and EPA take up to three months to verify this data is accurate and complete.
Specific questions about your local water supply should be directed to the facility.
The EPA safe drinking water facilities data available to the public presents what is known to the government based upon the most recently available information for more than one million regulated facilities. EPA and states inspect a percentage of facilities each year, but many facilities, particularly smaller ones, may not have received a recent inspection. It is possible that facilities do have violations that have not yet been discovered, thus are shown as compliant in the system.
EPA cannot positively state that facilities without violations shown in ECHO are necessarily fully compliant with environmental laws. Additionally, some violations at smaller facilities do not need to be reported from the states to EPA. If ECHO shows a recent inspection and the facility is shown with no violations identified, users of the ECHO site can be more confident that the facility is in compliance with federal programs.
The compliance status of smaller facilities that have not had recent inspections or review by EPA or the states may be unknown or only available via state data systems.
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