— OKEECHOBEE COUNTY WATER HUB
Okeechobee County water quality reports
Choose the water utility printed on the bill. One county can contain several independent water systems, so a countywide average can point a resident to the wrong results.
- Find the utility name on the water bill.
- Open that provider’s report for systemwide results.
- Test at the property when a concern is limited to one home or building.
Don’t know the utility? Verify the provider for the address →
Choose the provider shown on your bill
Check current Okeechobee County water alerts →
Community water guides
Active maintenance may change taste, odor or color. This does not resolve the separate lead warning.
Read the community guide →Atrazine analysis names Lake OkeechobeeWhat the source-water analysis does—and does not—show about treated tap water.
Read the community guide →— CURRENT DRINKING-WATER STORY
OUA's lead warning remains separate from its annual report.
Read the confirmed sample count, household instructions, school-testing update and the questions that remain unanswered.
Public utility reports describe the larger water system. They do not diagnose an individual property, and a result from one utility should not be applied to every address in the county.