Water Quality: Binghamton, NY

27 water systems • 65,673 people served

Multiple Health Violations
356
Total Violations
5
Health-Based Violations
27
Water Systems
65,673
Population Served

Water Quality Summary

Binghamton has 5 health-based violations on record, meaning one or more contaminants were found above EPA-established safe levels. Contaminants involved: Contaminant 2049, Disinfection Byproducts, Stage 2 DBP. In total, 356 violations are on record for 27 water systems serving 65,673 people.

Contaminants Found

Contaminant 2049
Disinfection Byproducts
Stage 2 DBP

Water Systems Serving Binghamton

System Name PWSID Source Population Violations
BINGHAMTON, CITY OF NY0301651 Surface Water 47,600 3
CHENANGO CONSOLIDATED WD #1 NY0301653 Groundwater 9,200 2
BINGHAMTON (T) CONSOLIDATED WD NY0301652 Surface Water 2,600 1
PORT DICKINSON VILLAGE NY0301672 Surface Water 1,785 0
DICKINSON WD #3 NY0301695 Surface Water 1,467 1
DICKINSON WD #1 NY0301696 Groundwater 798 1
DICKINSON WD #4 NY0322835 Groundwater 350 1
DICKINSON WD #7 NY0310143 Surface Water 298 0
CASTLE CREEK ESTATES NY0310321 Groundwater 235 2
BLUE RIDGE PARK NY0310322 Groundwater 175 5
GLENVIEW APARTMENTS - LOWER NY0311321 Groundwater 164 4
DICKINSON WD #5 NY0311221 Groundwater 123 0
SIDNEY-UNADILLA TRAILER PARK NY3801586 Groundwater 122 16
HEATHS TRAILER PARK NY0310336 Groundwater 92 0
DICKINSON WD #6 NY0311222 Surface Water 91 0
MORNING STAR VILLAGE NY4410167 Groundwater 65 44
MANNS MOBILE COMMUNITY NY0310340 Groundwater 60 8
FOREST GREEN MANOR PARK NY0310355 Groundwater 57 1
DICKINSON WD #2 NY0301664 Surface Water 56 1
HILLSIDE MOBILE HOME PARK - BROOME CO. NY0310366 Groundwater 55 0
HICKORY RIDGE TRAILER PARK NY0310337 Groundwater 50 1
BOB SCOTTS MOBILE HOME PARK NY4410149 Groundwater 50 250
CREAMERY HILLS SENIOR LIVING CENTER NY1130011 Groundwater 48 5
QUILTY HILL MOBILE HOME PARK NY0310354 Groundwater 45 6
DICKINSON WD #8 NY0322837 Surface Water 32 0
MARION TERRACE APARTMENTS NY0320887 Groundwater 30 1
GLENVIEW APARTMENTS - UPPER NY0322275 Groundwater 25 3

Concerned About Your Water?

A home water filter can remove common contaminants. NSF-certified filters are tested against EPA standards.

Consider a reverse osmosis system for comprehensive filtration or a carbon filter for basic improvement.

Data Sources

Drinking water violation data from the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS). Data includes all recorded violations for active community water systems.

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