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Tennessee American Water’s 2025 Water Quality Reports Available Online

Tennessee American Water has announced that its 2025 Water Quality Reports (commonly known as Consumer Confidence Reports) are now accessible via the company's website. These reports provide crucial information about local drinking water sources alongside the findings of extensive laboratory testing. Customers can access their specific water quality reports by entering their ZIP code, thereby gaining insights into the safety and reliability of their drinking water.

Commitment to Water Quality

The reports illustrate how Tennessee American Water consistently meets or exceeds all established state and federal water quality standards. This accomplishment is attributed to decades of operational excellence and a highly collaborative team effort. According to Grant Evitts, the president of Tennessee American Water, the commitment to provide high-quality water is paramount to the communities served. He emphasizes that the annual water quality report not only highlights what is present in the water but also showcases the dedication and expertise of the employees who ensure its quality on a daily basis.

Background to Water Quality Standards

In the United States, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) are responsible for establishing water quality standards. These entities continuously monitor water test results to ensure that utilities provide safe drinking water to consumers. Tennessee American Water is proud to emphasize its compliance with stringent regulations,
reflecting its commitment to safe drinking water.

Notable Achievements at Citico Water Treatment Plant

An exciting highlight is the Citico Water Treatment Plant's achievement in receiving the Partnership for Safe Water Director's Award for 25 consecutive years. This prestigious recognition underscores the plant's dedication to optimizing treatment processes and exceeding regulatory benchmarks. The Partnership for Safe Water is a collaboration of seven prominent drinking water organizations dedicated to enhancing water quality through ongoing operational improvement. With nearly 500 community water systems in Tennessee, Tennessee American Water is among only seven utilities in the state participating in this rigorous treatment optimization program.

Broad Service Area

The Citico Water Treatment Plant plays a vital role in supplying water to multiple communities in Hamilton County, Tennessee, including East Ridge, Red Bank, Chattanooga, and Lookout Mountain, as well as parts of Georgia. This strategic position along the Tennessee Riverpark at Citico Creek allows the plant to serve approximately 425,000 residents across these areas.

Accessing the Report

Interested customers can easily access the 2025 Water Quality Reports online at Tennessee American Water's official website.

For those who prefer a printed version, Tennessee American Water encourages customers to reach out to their Customer Service Center either by phone at 1-866-736-6420 or by sending an email to [email protected]

About American Water

American Water, which operates Tennessee American Water, stands as the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the United States. Marking its historic roots dating back to 1886, it proudly serves approximately 14 million people across 14 states and 18 military installations. The company champions safe, clean, reliable drinking water and wastewater services, ensuring that the needs of all stakeholders are met effectively. Learn more about American Water by visiting its website or connecting on various social media platforms.

About Tennessee American Water

Tennessee American Water is a subsidiary of American Water and remains the state’s largest regulated water utility. It employs roughly 100 dedicated professionals committed to delivering safe, clean, and affordable water services. For more updates, visit the Tennessee American Water website and follow their social channels.