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Beaverton Drinking
Water Quality Reports

The City of Beaverton believes that safe drinking water is our highest priority. As required by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) the following Water Quality Reports on Your Drinking Water are available to read or print from this site (PDF format).

• 2008 Water Quality Report Large File - 1.05 MB
• 2007 Water Quality Report Large File - 4.65 MB
• 2006 Water Quality Report Large File - 8.46 MB
• 2005 Water Quality Report Large File - 1.10 MB
• 2004 Water Quality Report Large File - 781 KB
• 2003 Water Quality Report Large File - 710 KB
• 2002 Water Quality Report Large File - 1144 KB
• 2002 Water Quality Report  Text Version 
• 2001 Water Quality Report Large File - 1022 KB
• 2000 Water Quality Report Large File - 990 KB

 

The City of Beaverton supplies drinking water to about 69,000 residents, or about 80 percent of the 86,860 residents who live within the City limits. The primary source of filtered drinking water in Beaverton’s service area is from the JWC water treatment plant, which filters surface water pumped from the nearby upper Tualatin River, located 20 miles distant from the City. The JWC, an intergovernmental water supply agency, provides the primary potable water supply to more than 400,000 customers in Washington County through its member agencies: the Cities of Beaverton, Hillsboro, Forest Grove, and Tigard, and the Tualatin Valley Water District. Beaverton has been a member of the JWC since 1979.

You are welcome to visit the JWC’s Web site, listed below. You’ll also find a link, at the top of this page, to the latest edition of the City’s overall water quality report.

Stay Informed

The City of Beaverton will send information out by email when we receive notice of applicable changes in water chemistry that might be of interest to water customers using water for commercial or industrial processes. To receive these updates, please complete the form below.

If you would like to receive ongoing, updated technical information about water from the City of Beaverton, enter your Email Address:

For more information, visit:

• Joint Water Commission (JWC)
• Rules Regarding Public Water Systems (Oregon Department of Human Services)

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Water Quality Reports

Water Fluoridation

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Storm Drainage Program

Utility Projects (CIP)

Drinking Water Supply

System Development Charges / Methodology

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