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— 2025 PROVIDER REPORT

Riviera Beach Utility Special District
water report

Start with the quick list. Amounts, limits and explanations are available farther down only if you want them.

SUBSTANCES REPORTED

Barium
Fluoride
Nitrate
Nitrite
Sodium
Chlorine
Total trihalomethanes (TTHM)
Haloacetic acids (HAA5)
Copper
Lead
PFOS
PFOA
PFHxS
PFPeA
PFHxA
PFHpA
PFBS

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17REPORTED

Testing reported for January–December 2025; PFAS values shown separately are from EPA UCMR5 monitoring

No MCL, MRDL or action-level violations listed in the 2025 report

Riviera Beach Utility Special District

“17 reported substances translated into plain English below.”

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What your water provider reported.

Riviera Beach’s official 2025 report lists regulated results and no table violations. PFAS values below are identified separately as federal UCMR5 monitoring results; those point-in-time results are not compliance determinations.

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UTILITY REPORTDescribes the public system

Useful for source water, treatment and provider-wide monitoring.

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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01BariumCan occur naturally or come from drilling and metal-refining activity.PROVIDER RESULT0.0051 ppmSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE2 ppm

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

REPORT STATUSNo violation reported

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

02FluorideOccurs naturally and may historically have been adjusted to support dental health.PROVIDER RESULT0.15 ppmSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE4 ppm

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

REPORT STATUSNo violation reported

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

03NitrateCan come from fertilizer runoff, septic systems and natural deposits.PROVIDER RESULT0.41 ppmSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE10 ppm

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

REPORT STATUSNo violation reported

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

04NitriteCan come from fertilizer runoff, septic systems and natural deposits.PROVIDER RESULT0.05 ppmSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE1 ppm

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

REPORT STATUSNo violation reported

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

05SodiumCan reflect saltwater intrusion and natural soil conditions.PROVIDER RESULT25.6 ppmSee details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE160 ppm Florida standard

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

REPORT STATUSNo violation reported

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

06ChlorineA disinfectant used by the utility to control microbes. Compliance is based on the reported running average, not the single-sample range.PROVIDER RESULT2.87 ppm; range 0.50–5.30See details

REPORT COMPARISON VALUE4 ppm MRDL

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

REPORT STATUSNo violation reported

TREATMENT CONTEXTWhole-home activated carbon is commonly evaluated.

Hardness and TDS can vary from street to street.

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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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