Jacksonville, Florida Water Quality Report
Comprehensive analysis of tap water safety based on EPA data
Last updated: January 2026
Is Jacksonville's Water Safe to Drink?
Generally Safe. Jacksonville's tap water meets EPA standards for drinking water quality. The water scored 84/100 in our analysis.
Contaminants Found in Jacksonville's Water
1 contaminants tested • Data from EPA SDWIS database
| Contaminant | Level Detected | EPA Limit | % of Limit | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Lead | 0.0015 mg/L | 0.015 mg/L | 10.0% | Safe |
Compliance Violations
Past EPA violations recorded for Jacksonville's water system
other
E. coli - 11/1/2024
Resolvedother
E. coli - 11/1/2024
Resolvedother
E. coli - 6/1/2018
Resolvedother
Contaminant 0600 - 1/2/2009
ResolvedAbout Jacksonville's Water System
JEA MAJOR GRID
- PWS ID:
- FL2161328
- Population Served:
- 826,664
- Water Source:
- ground
B+84/100
Jacksonville Water Quality Score
Based on EPA contaminant data and compliance records
100
Contaminants
58
Compliance
85
Infrastructure
Positive Findings
- Good overall water quality
- No health-based (MCL) violations
- All tested contaminants well below EPA limits
- Low lead levels detected
Protect Your Family's Water
Even with good water quality, many families choose to filter their water for extra peace of mind.
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View all Florida cities →Frequently Asked Questions
- Where does Jacksonville's water come from?
- Jacksonville primarily uses ground water sources.
- How often is Jacksonville's water tested?
- Water utilities are required to test for contaminants regularly and report results to the EPA.
- Should I use a water filter in Jacksonville?
- While the water meets EPA standards, many families choose filters for extra peace of mind.