EPA EXPORT · 13 SEP 2026FEDERAL COMPLIANCE RECORDS · NOT A HOME WATER TEST
TAP WATERLEDGERPublic system compliance records

COUNTY WATER-SYSTEM LEDGER

Santa Cruz, California

EPA’s September 2026 export lists 7 active community water systems serving Santa Cruz, California, with 2 current-violation flags and 0 serious-violator flags among the covered systems.

Source: EPA SDWIS system-search export · Active community systems serving 2,500+ people · Snapshot 13 Sep 2026

Systems7active CWS · pop. 2,500+
Population served240,074reported total; may overlap
Current violation flag28.6%2 systems
Serious-violator flag0.0%0 systems

01 / SYSTEMS

Water systems serving Santa Cruz, California

EPA associates 7 covered systems with Santa Cruz, California; their reported population-served values total 240,074 and may overlap.

Ordered by reported population served. Open any record for separate health, monitoring, notice, other, and serious-violator flags.

EPA community water systems serving Santa Cruz, California
Water systemPopulation servedPrimary sourceCurrent export status
Santa Cruz Water DepartmentCA441001094,626Surface waterNo current violation flagged
Watsonville, City OfCA441001165,231Surface waterNo current violation flagged
Soquel Creek Water DistrictCA441001740,809Surface water purchasedNo current violation flagged
San Lorenzo Valley Water DistCA441001421,145Surface waterCurrent health-based flag
Scotts Valley Water DistrictCA441001311,197Ground waterNo current violation flagged
Slvwd - Felton Water SystemCA44100024,340Surface waterCurrent health-based flag
Central Water DistrictCA44100182,726Ground waterNo current violation flagged

02 / SOURCE MIX

Primary water sources for Santa Cruz, California

EPA classifies 7 systems serving Santa Cruz, California across 3 primary-source categories; Surface water is the largest category with 4 systems.

Surface water4 systems · 185,342 served
Surface water purchased1 systems · 40,809 served
Ground water2 systems · 13,923 served
How to read the population total

It is the sum of each listed system's reported population served, not a census estimate. Service areas can overlap and some systems list multiple cities or counties.