City Of Marshall

Federal compliance record for an active community water system reporting 23,091 people served.

CURRENT EXPORTCurrent monitoring/reporting flagEPA's export includes a current monitoring or reporting violation flag.

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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.
FLAGGED
Monitoring and reportingCurrent MR_FLAG in the EPA export.
NOT FLAGGED
Public notificationCurrent PN_FLAG in the EPA export.
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 violations11rolling history field

Quarters with SNC0significant noncompliance

Rules in current violation3EPA export count

Rules in 3-year window7EPA export count

Current contaminant or rule entries

5000=Lead and Copper Rule
5200=LEAD AND COPPER RULE REVISIONS
7000=Consumer Confidence Rule

Entries in the three-year window

0300=Interim Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule
5000=Lead and Copper Rule
5200=LEAD AND COPPER RULE REVISIONS
7000=Consumer Confidence Rule
8000=Revised Total Coliform Rule

03 / OVERSIGHT & COVERAGE

Visits and sanitary surveys

Site visits, past 5 years: 5
Inspection visits: 0
Other visits: 5
Last sanitary survey: 05/18/2023
Last recorded visit: 01/07/2025
Significant deficiencies: 0

Places served in the export

State / territory: Texas
Cities: Not supplied
Counties: Harrison
ZIP codes: Not supplied
Federal PWSID: TX1020002
Registry ID: 110013247584

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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