Fort Worth, Texas Water Quality Report

Comprehensive analysis of tap water safety based on EPA data

Last updated: January 2026

Is Fort Worth's Water Safe to Drink?

Generally Safe. Fort Worth's tap water meets EPA standards for drinking water quality. The water scored 92/100 in our analysis.

Contaminants Found in Fort Worth's Water

1 contaminants tested • Data from EPA SDWIS database

ContaminantLevel DetectedEPA Limit% of LimitStatus
Lead
0.0032 mg/L
0.015 mg/L
21.3%
Safe

Compliance Violations

Past EPA violations recorded for Fort Worth's water system

other

Contaminant 0800 - 3/1/2021

Resolved

other

Contaminant 7500 - 11/10/2014

Resolved

About Fort Worth's Water System

CITY OF FORT WORTH

PWS ID:
TX2200012
Population Served:
955,900
Water Source:
surface
A92/100

Fort Worth Water Quality Score

Based on EPA contaminant data and compliance records

100
Contaminants
84
Compliance
85
Infrastructure

Positive Findings

  • Excellent overall water quality
  • No violations in the past 3 years
  • No health-based (MCL) violations
  • All tested contaminants well below EPA limits

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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Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Fort Worth's water come from?
Fort Worth primarily uses surface water sources.
How often is Fort Worth'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 Fort Worth?
While the water meets EPA standards, many families choose filters for extra peace of mind.