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— 2025 PROVIDER REPORT

St. Lucie West Services District
water report

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SUBSTANCES REPORTED

Chlorine
Haloacetic acids (HAA5)
Total trihalomethanes (TTHM)
Lead at sampled taps
Copper at sampled taps
Sodium
Fluoride
Cyanide

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YOUR PROVIDER WATER SNAPSHOT● Verified official source

8REPORTED

Monitoring from January–December 2025; some inorganic and lead/copper results use the latest required 2023 sampling

District reports that its drinking water met all federal and Florida requirements

St. Lucie West Services District

“8 reported substances translated into plain English below.”

PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM IDFL4565031

POPULATION SERVEDApproximately 7,000 water customers

WATER SOURCEFloridan Aquifer groundwater from three wells

TREATMENTReverse osmosis, chlorine disinfection and chemical balancing for corrosion control

WHO THIS REPORT COVERSSt. Lucie West Services District customers; verify the provider on the current utility account

St. Lucie West Services District772-340-0220

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What your water provider reported.

St. Lucie West Services District is a separate public water system from City of Port St. Lucie Utility Systems. It serves approximately 7,000 water customers across 4,600 acres, using Floridan Aquifer groundwater treated by reverse osmosis, chlorine disinfection and corrosion control. These results apply to District customers—not every Port St. Lucie address.

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UTILITY REPORTDescribes the public system

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PROPERTY TESTMeasures one address

Needed when the concern involves a building, service line, private well or exact tap.

IMPORTANTOne does not replace the other

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01ChlorineThe disinfectant used to control microbes in the District system.PROVIDER RESULT2.0 ppm highest running annual average; range 1.8–2.0See details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE4.0 ppm MRDL

Legal limits are enforceable. Health benchmarks and goals may be non-enforceable comparison values.

REPORT STATUSBelow the federal maximum residual disinfectant level

TREATMENT CONTEXTWhole-home activated carbon is commonly evaluated.

02Haloacetic acids (HAA5)A group of byproducts created during drinking-water disinfection.PROVIDER RESULT12.5 ppb; range 2.5–12.5See details

LEGAL LIMIT60 ppb MCL

Legal limits are enforceable. Health benchmarks and goals may be non-enforceable comparison values.

REPORT STATUSBelow the federal MCL

TREATMENT CONTEXTWhole-home activated carbon is commonly evaluated.

03Total trihalomethanes (TTHM)A group of byproducts created during drinking-water disinfection.PROVIDER RESULT13.9 ppb; range 9.1–13.9See details

LEGAL LIMIT80 ppb MCL

Legal limits are enforceable. Health benchmarks and goals may be non-enforceable comparison values.

REPORT STATUSBelow the federal MCL

TREATMENT CONTEXTWhole-home activated carbon is commonly evaluated.

04Lead at sampled tapsLead generally enters water through service lines, fixtures or household plumbing. The listed result comes from the latest required 2023 sampling.PROVIDER RESULT1.00 ppb at the 90th percentile; no sampled sites above 15 ppbSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE15 ppb action level

Legal limits are enforceable. Health benchmarks and goals may be non-enforceable comparison values.

REPORT STATUSSystem action level not exceeded

TREATMENT CONTEXTCertified point-of-use RO or contaminant-specific filtration is commonly evaluated.

05Copper at sampled tapsCopper can enter water through corrosion of household plumbing. The listed result comes from the latest required 2023 sampling.PROVIDER RESULT0.06 ppm at the 90th percentile; no sampled sites above 1.3 ppmSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE1.3 ppm action level

Legal limits are enforceable. Health benchmarks and goals may be non-enforceable comparison values.

REPORT STATUSSystem action level not exceeded

TREATMENT CONTEXTPoint-of-use reverse osmosis is commonly evaluated.

06SodiumCan reflect naturally mineralized Floridan Aquifer groundwater and saltwater influence.PROVIDER RESULT51.0 ppm in the latest required June 2023 samplingSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE160 ppm Florida standard

Legal limits are enforceable. Health benchmarks and goals may be non-enforceable comparison values.

REPORT STATUSBelow the Florida standard

TREATMENT CONTEXTPoint-of-use reverse osmosis is commonly evaluated.

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*Provider reports describe the public distribution system—not the water at a specific home. Actual results vary by service address, plumbing, seasonal utility conditions and system configuration. A softener does not necessarily reduce TDS. Address-specific testing is required before treatment is recommended.

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