EPA EXPORT · 13 SEP 2026FEDERAL COMPLIANCE RECORDS · NOT A HOME WATER TEST
TAP WATERLEDGERPublic system compliance records
PUBLIC WATER SYSTEM RECORDPWSID NC6059009

North Carolina · Surface water purchased

Martin Co Water & Sewer Dist 2

Federal compliance record for an active community water system reporting 2,746 people served.

CURRENT EXPORTNo current violation flaggedNo current violation is flagged in this EPA export. This is not a household water test.
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01 / CURRENT FLAGS

What EPA flags—and what it does not

  • NOT FLAGGED
    Health-based violationCurrent HEALTH_FLAG in the EPA export.
  • NOT FLAGGED
    Monitoring and reportingCurrent MR_FLAG in the EPA export.
  • NOT FLAGGED
    Public notificationCurrent PN_FLAG in the EPA export.
  • NOT FLAGGED
    Other violationCurrent OTHER_FLAG in the EPA export.
  • NOT FLAGGED
    Serious violatorCurrent serious-violator status in the EPA export.
Important limit

This page is not a household water test. A clear federal flag does not prove every home has safe water, and a flag is not a measurement at your faucet. Plumbing, service lines, local sampling, private wells, and newer events may not be reflected here.

02 / VIOLATION RECORD

Quarters with violations5rolling history field
Quarters with SNC0significant noncompliance
Rules in current violation0EPA export count
Rules in 3-year window5EPA export count

Current contaminant or rule entries

  • 2456=Total Haloacetic Acids (HAA5)
  • 2950=TTHM

Entries in the three-year window

  • 0999=Chlorine
  • 2456=Total Haloacetic Acids (HAA5)
  • 2950=TTHM
  • 8000=Revised Total Coliform Rule

03 / OVERSIGHT & COVERAGE

Visits and sanitary surveys

Site visits, past 5 years
17
Inspection visits
0
Other visits
17
Last sanitary survey
07/11/2024
Last recorded visit
12/17/2025
Significant deficiencies
0

Places served in the export

State / territory
North Carolina
Counties
Martin
ZIP codes
Not supplied
Federal PWSID
NC6059009
Registry ID
110048626705

04 / HOW TO USE THIS RECORD

A starting point—not the last word.

Confirm current conditions with the utility's latest Consumer Confidence Report, your state drinking-water program, and the EPA facility report. For household concerns, ask a qualified local laboratory about tap testing.

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