Frazier Park Water Quality

Latest water quality information for Frazier Park, California

Last update on March 2025

Very bad

Unsafe water with serious health risks.

Exceeds 2 EPA limits and 10 recommended standards.

Water Provider

frazier park pud

Owner Type

L (Local Government)

Population Served

2,691

Data Sources

2014-2022

Contaminants exceeding EPA limits

What it means: This refers to substances in the water that are found at levels higher than what the EPA allows. The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) is a U.S. government agency that sets legal limits for harmful contaminants to protect public health. Exceeding these limits means the water may pose health risks based on federal safety standards.

Iron

647.30 ppb

2.2x

EPA limits: 300 ppb

Above EPA regulatory threshold

Potential Health Effects

Aesthetic concern

Turbidity

4.20 NTU

4.2x

EPA limits: 1 NTU

Above EPA regulatory threshold

Potential Health Effects

Infection risk

Contaminants exceeding recommended standards

What it means: This refers to substances in the water that are above health-based guidelines set by organizations such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). These standards, while not always legally enforceable, are based on scientific research to protect health. Exceeding them may indicate potential health concerns.

Bromodichloromethane

1.60 ppb

26.7x

Recommended: 0.0600 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Cancer

Bromoform

3.80 ppb

7.6x

Recommended: 0.5000 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Cancer

Chloroform

0.7000 ppb

1.7x

Recommended: 0.4000 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Cancer

Dibromochloromethane

2.50 ppb

25.0x

Recommended: 0.1000 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Cancer

Lead

2.40 ppb

12.0x

Recommended: 0.2000 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Neurotoxicity

Lead Level

2.40 ppb

12.0x

Recommended: 0.2000 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Neurotoxicity

Sodium

25.60 ppm

1.3x

Recommended: 20 ppm

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Hypertension

Total Thms

5.70 ppb

38.0x

Recommended: 0.1500 ppb

Above health-based recommendations

Potential Health Effects

Cancer

Other Detected Contaminants

Contaminant	Detected Level	EPA Limit	Recommended	Status
Calcium	46.70 ppm	Not established	80 ppm	Within limits
Chloride	9.80 ppm	250 ppm	250 ppm	Within limits
Color	2.80 CU	15 CU	15 CU	Within limits
Fluoride	486.10 ppb	4000 ppb	2000 ppb	Within limits
Gross Alpha Activity	3.80 pCi/L	15 pCi/L	15 pCi/L	Within limits
Magnesium	16.20 ppm	Not established	30 ppm	Within limits
Manganese	13 ppb	50 ppb	50 ppb	Within limits
Odor	1.30 TON	3 TON	3 TON	Within limits
Ph Level	2 pH units	8.50 pH units	8.50 pH units	Within limits
Potassium	4 ppb	Not established	5000 ppb	Within limits
Specific Conductivity	306.80 µmhos/cm	Not established	800 µmhos/cm	Within limits
Sulfate	47.90 ppm	250 ppm	250 ppm	Within limits
Total Dissolved Solids	362.60 ppm	500 ppm	500 ppm	Within limits
Trichlorofluoromethane	1.40 ppb	Not established	1300 ppb	Within limits
No additional contaminants detected.

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