The City of Piqua continues to map the water service lines — both owned and maintained by the City and those owned and maintained by utility customers — as mandated for all public water suppliers by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
As staff work to identify and catalog all service lines, including those in utility customers' homes, the City requests that utility customers complete a short survey at their earliest convenience to assist the City in compiling its inventory.
While water quality reports for the City of Piqua consistently reveal that lead levels are not detectable or are well below the action level recommended by the EPA, the City of Piqua is participating as a federal requirement for all public water suppliers. Municipalities and other water suppliers nationwide are undertaking this same initiative as part of the EPA's directive.
To learn more about the initiative, watch a demonstration video about identifying service line type and to complete the survey, visit piquaoh.gov/leadlines. For questions not answered on the webpage or to request an appointment for a City team member to conduct the survey on the resident’s behalf, call 937.778.2018.