~ Kansas City Water (KC Water) has released its 2025 Annual Water Quality Report, providing an overview of the drinking water provided to over 178,000 connections in the community. The report confirms that the water continues to meet federal and state drinking water standards, ensuring the safety and quality of the water for residents.

The majority of KC Water's drinking water is sourced from the Missouri River and groundwater wells. To ensure its safety, rigorous testing is conducted throughout the year as part of public safeguards. The results from these tests have shown that all regulated contaminants are well below established health-based limits, demonstrating KC Water's commitment to delivering safe and high-quality drinking water.

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While there were some administrative monitoring and notification violations related to Lead and Copper Rule requirements noted in the report, no lead action levels were exceeded. This further reinforces KC Water's dedication to ongoing monitoring, regulatory compliance, and investing in infrastructure to protect public health and provide reliable drinking water for the community.

The 2025 Annual Consumer Confidence Report serves as a testament to KC Water's efforts in maintaining safe and high-quality drinking water for its residents. With continued dedication to monitoring and compliance, KC Water remains committed to providing clean and reliable drinking water for years to come.

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