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The presentation from the May 14 outreach meeting is now available.

Our Compliance Director requested state-funded PFAS sampling for Lookout Mountain Water District.  This testing shows no PFAS detected in our drinking water.

The 2024 Transparency Notice is now available. It is also readily available at any time on the Transparency & Open Records page of the website.

Would you like to see your water usage any time you want?  Want to be notified 24 hours after a leak starts vs. waiting until reads are performed at the end of the month? You can be in control of all of your water usage at a glance with the simple addition of an Orion Cellular LTE-M Transponder to your meter and signing up for EyeOnWater on the web or on the app. Watch this video to see what you're missing! The prepaid cost is $375 and includes installation!

Due to popular demand, we have made the PowerPoint presentation from the 10/25 outreach meeting available here as a pdf. 

A huge THANK YOU to all of you who attended the Outreach Meeting on Wednesday, 10/25. A lot of very good information was shared, and it was awesome to put names to faces and to interact with our community members. Stay tuned for the next get-together!

ALL 2023 and 2024 water quality reports are available on the Water Quality Reports page (under the Publications & Records tab). This will now pull automatically from our repository when the reports are received, so you can always be sure you have the most up-to-date reports possible. There are reports for total organic carbon/alkalinity, coliform/E.

Normally, after completion of repairs to laterals and/or mains, we try to flush the water mains in your area. However, you should note the following after water outages and line breaks:

The 2023 Transparency Notice is now available.

The water quality results for 4th quarter 2022 show improved – but still elevated – TTHM levels and HAA5 levels that are now in the normal range. Please read the letter to customers from LMWD explaining what this means for you and the District. We are working hard on several levels to get the TTHMs back down to normal levels.