Budget Hearing FY 17/18, June 28th, 7:00 pm.
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Lead in Drinking Water Brochure
A Guide to Lead in Household Plumbing and Your Drinking Water
For information on lead in drinking water, call us at 503-292-4894, or visit www.leadline.org, or www.epa.gov/lead
2016 Water Quality Report
The City of Portland and Raleigh Water District have published the annual Water Quality Report for 2016 which is available online: 2016 Water Quality Report.
2014 Annual Water Quality Report
The City of Portland and Raleigh Water District have published the annual Water Quality Report for 2014, which is available online: 2014 Drinking Water Quality Report.
City of Portland Ends Boil-Water Notice
The Raleigh Water District remains unaffected by the City of Portland’s notice, which has been lifted. The following information is provided for customers of the Portland Water Bureau and other local water districts:
As of 11:00 AM on Saturday, May 24, the Boil Water Notice issued on May 23, 2014 is lifted:
Tap water is safe to drink for all customers of the Portland Water Bureau. Customers of the Burlington, City of Gresham (North of I-84), Lake Grove, Lorna Water, Palatine Hill, Rockwood, Tigard Water Service Area (including Durham, King City and Bull Mountain), Valley View and West Slope Water Districts may now drink tap water without boiling it first.
Boil Water Notice Frequently Asked Questions
Raleigh Water District UNAFFECTED by Portland boil-water notice
Raleigh Water District is currently unaffected by the boil-water notice issued by the Portland Water Bureau on 5/23/2014.
Detailed maps, fact sheets and additional information can be found on the Water Bureau’s website or by calling Portland Water Bureau Customer Service at 503-823-7770.
Important Information About Lead in Your Drinking Water
We are a participant in a regional Joint lead Monitoring Program, which found elevated levels of lead in drinking water in some homes and buildings. Lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children. Please read this information closely to see what you can do to reduce lead in your drinking water.