Reports
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Public Notifications
Transparency in Our Water Quality Reporting
At Missouri Water Association, we are committed to providing transparency in water quality reporting. We offer our Members and the public access to Public Notices and Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) to keep you informed of water system performance, water quality standards, and ongoing improvements. Our goal is to maintain the safety and reliability of your water supply while ensuring compliance with federal and state regulations.
Public Notices
Missouri Water Association issues Public Notices to inform our Members about important water system updates, including requests for proposals, Board of Director openings, boil water advisories, and emergency repair projects.
Current Public Notices:
Engineering Services Request for Qualification
No Requests Sought at This Time
Engineering Services Request for Proposal
No Requests Sought at This Time
Construction and Installation Services Proposal
No Requests Sought at This Time
Board of Director Opening
Missouri Water Association is looking for motivated individuals to donate their time and life experiences to help foster the growth and continued success of MWA.
Position: Board of Director
Term: 3 years
Eligibility: Candidates must reside in and be provided services by MWA.
For more details or to apply, please contact 573-346-3810.
Boil Water Advisory
A Boil Water Advisory is issued as a precautionary measure when there is a potential risk due to factors such as a drop in water pressure, leak repairs, well removals, or tank cleaning. It’s especially recommended for children and those with low immune systems.
No current advisories.
Mandatory Boil Orders
A Mandatory Boil Order can only be issued by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources (DNR) if there is an imminent threat to health, such as the detection of harmful bacteria like E. coli, or illegal cross-connections.
No Mandatory Boil Orders at this time.
Emergency Water Line Repair Projects
No known emergency water line repair projects at this time.
Consumer Confidence Reports (CCR)
Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) are designed to inform consumers about the quality of water they receive at their tap. These reports provide detailed information on water contents, safety, conditions, and any potential issues with the water supply.
MWA is required to make these reports available to the public by July 1st each year, and we remind all Members at our annual meeting of their availability and location.