Submitted by City of Lacey
The City of Lacey (City) 2026 Water Quality Report (Report) is now available online in six languages: English, Korean, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Vietnamese, and Tagalog. Printed copies are available in select Lacey locations. The Report confirms the City continues to meet or exceed water quality standards set by the Environmental Protection Agency and the Washington State Department of Health.
In addition to drinking water information, the Report includes articles on the mandatory summer watering schedule, backflow prevention, landscaping, rebates, and other topics.
“I am pleased Lacey’s drinking water met or exceeded all regulations and mandates, once again,” said Lacey Mayor Andy Ryder. “City Public Works Water Utility staff work hard to deliver a safe and reliable
source of drinking water to our community.”
Background
The Report is based on tests the City conducts for arsenic, lead, nitrate, bacteria, and 30 other contaminants. The Report shows the City continues to meet or exceed the water quality standards set by the
Environmental Protection Agency and the Washington State Department of Health.
The City’s monthly, comprehensive water testing program ensures Lacey’s water is safe to drink. Should Lacey’s water ever exceed safe contaminant levels, the City must report them.
Learn More and Get Printed Copies
To find out more about Lacey’s water quality — including the 2026 Water Quality Report, testing results, the Wellhead Protection Program, and more — visit our website. Printed copies of the Report are available at City Hall, the Community Center, and the Lacey Veterans Services Hub.
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