10/26/2023
WT Staff
SDWA Serious Violators List
66.1% of LA drinking water facilities listed with no violations
As of the EPA inspection cycle ended Mar 31, 2023
1,275 total Drinking Water Facilities in the state of LA (up by 3 from previous quarter)
- 431 with Current Violations (decrease of 3 from previous quarter)
- 77 with Significant Violations in the last 12 quarterly reporting periods (decrease of 8 from the previous quarter)
- 146 with Formal Enforcement Actions in the past five years (same as last quarter)
- 333,065 Louisiana residents are served by facilities with significant violations (decrease of 63,079 from previous quarter)
The following information gathered from federal EPA pertains to the quarter ending Mar 31, 2023 (data last refreshed on EPA database July 7, 2023)
8 new serious violator listings in the current quarter, 16 facilities cleared
- 29 Palms Trailer Park, pop 25 (Washington)
- Bear Creek Water System, pop 399, (Jackson)
- Beekman Water System, pop 1275 (Morehouse)
- Belmont Waterworks Inc., pop 2805 (Sabine)
- CKB Trailer Park Water System*, pop 150 (Calcasieu)
- Cajun Heritage RV Park Water System, pop 450 (St. Martin)
- Calhoun Water System, pop 1239 (Ouachita)
- Cameron Parish WW District 11 - Big Lake, pop 1665 (Cameron)
- Campti Water System, pop 1800 (Natchitoches)
- Cash Point Landing*, pop 225 (Bossier)
- Central Water System, pop 1350 (Webster)
- City of Ville Platte Water System, pop 7430 (Evangeline)
- City of Winnfield, pop 7059 (Winn)
- Collinston, pop 609 (Morehouse)
- Concord Water System, pop 399 (Union)
- CVD Ceramics, pop 25 (Iberia)
- Domino Sugar*, pop 360 (St Bernard)
- Doyline Waterworks, pop 1020 (Webster)
- East Carroll Water System North, pop 45 (East Carroll)
- East Hodge Water System, pop 423 (Jackson)
- Egan Water Corporation, pop 5310 (Acadia)
- Elm Point Estates Water System, pop 90 (St. Martin)
- Friendship Water System, pop 777 (Bienville)
- G & J Mobile Home Estates Water System*, pop 186 (Lafayette)
- Greensburg Water System, pop 1340 (St. Helena)
- Highway 513 Water Supply, pop 120 (DeSoto)
- Hillcrest Mobile Home Park Water System, pop 120 (Bossier)
- Intracoastal Water System West, pop 6465 (Iberville)
- Kings Court Mobile Home Park, pop 220 (Lafayette)
- La Maison des Chenes Water, pop 40 (Vermillion)
- Lakeview Trailer Park Water System, pop 30 (Lafayette)
- Leleux Trailer Park Water System, pop 150 (Iberia)
- Lutcher Waterworks*, pop 4781 (St James)
- Magnolia Water Utilities Beverly Heights, pop 100 (St. Tammany)
- Marina Del Rey Water System, pop 500 (St. Tammany)
- Mt Olive Water System, pop 645 (Bienville)
- My Place Mobile Home Park Water System*, pop 111 (St. Martin)
- New Carroll Water System, pop 3618 (West Carroll)
- New Orleans Algiers Waterworks, pop 52,785 (Orleans)
- Newellton Water System, pop 1100 (Tensas)
- Olivia Inn*, pop 500 (St. Tammany)
- Ozone Pine Subdivision, pop 75 (St.Tammany)
- Palmetto Water Works Inc*, pop 291 (Webster)
- Phillips 66 Lake Charles Refinery, pop 747 (Calcasieu)
- Pleasant Hill Water System, Town of, pop 990 (Sabine)
- Port Sulphur Water District, pop 9222 (Plaquemines)
- Powhatan Water System, pop 499 (Nantioches)
- Prairie Road Water District, pop 2678 (Ouachita)
- Rayville Water System, pop 4842 (Richland)
- River Point Water System, pop 45 (Bossier)
- River Ridge Estates Water System, pop 75 (St.Martin)
- S and J RV Park, pop 87 (St. Tammany)
- Settled Inn Village Water System, pop 25 (Caddo)
- Shiloh Waterworks District, pop 153 (Bienville)
- Shreveport Water System, pop 201,000 (Caddo)
- South Mansfield Water System, pop 1050 (DeSoto)
- South Monroe Water System GOWC, pop 7164 (Ouachita)
- South Shreveport Mobile Villa, pop 75 (Caddo)
- Southwest Avoyelles Water District, pop 1053 (Avoyelles)
- Springhill Community Water System, pop 183 (Bienville)
- St. Marys Water System, pop 294 (Bossier)
- St. Tammany Water District 3, pop 2920 (St.Tammany)
- Town of Cheneyville Water System, pop 1531 (Rapides)
- Town of Ferriday Water System, pop 4193 (Concordia)
- Town of Grand Coteau Water System, pop 1650 (St. Landry)
- Town of Gueydan Water System, pop 2079 (Vermillion)
- Town of Iota Water System, pop 1860 (Acadia)
- Town of Melville Water System, pop 1305 (St. Landry)
- Uncle Dick Davis RV Park WS, pop 25 (St. Martin)
- Union Parish Waterworks District 1, pop 1626 (Union)
- Village of Georgetown WS, pop 302 (Grant)
- Village of Parks Water System, pop 12360 (St. Martin)
- Village of Sicily Island Water System, pop 930 (Catahoula)
- Village of Sikes Water System, pop 639
- Village of Tangipahoa Water System, pop 748 (Tangipahoa)
- West Monroe Water System, pop 16005 (Ouachita)
- Youngs Community, LLC pop 135 (Lafayette)
*denotes a new listing in the current reporting quarter (Jan 1, 2023 to Mar 31, 2023)
The following DWF’s have been removed from the serious violators list in the current quarter:
- Abita Petro Plus, pop 50 (St. Tammany)
- Atlantic Alumina, LLC, pop 500 (St. James)
- Bernice Water System, pop 2199 (Union)
- Central Grant Water System, pop 2250 (Grant)
- Enterprise Water System, pop 570 (Catahoula)
- Gilark Water System, pop 675 (Webster)
- Holiday Mobile Home Villa Water System, pop 188 (Lafayette)
- Leland Water System Inc*, pop 1173 (Catahoula)
- MJS Estates Water System, pop 39 (Iberia)
- Pearl Plantation Townhouse, pop 60 (St. Tammany)
- Reddell Vidrine Water District, pop 2952 (Evangeline)
- Pine Trailer Park, pop 60 (Ascension)
- Pinehill Waterworks District*, pop 4692 (Caddo)
- St. Tammany Recreation District 2, pop 35 (St. Tammany)
- Vixen WS, pop 774 (Caldwell)
- Woodside Mobile Home Park*, pop 150 (Tangipahoa)
Enforcement Priority [Serious Violator]
indicates a public water system with unresolved serious, multiple, and/or continuing violations that is designated as a priority candidate for formal enforcement, as directed by EPA's Drinking Water Enforcement Response Policy.
*Note drinking water information provided on this site is aggregated from the federal EPA database, state resources and local government sources where available.
EPA publishes violation and enforcement data quarterly, based on the inspection reports of the previous quarter. Water systems, states and EPA take up to three months to verify this data is accurate and complete.
Specific questions about your local water supply should be directed to the facility.
The EPA safe drinking water facilities data available to the public presents what is known to the government based upon the most recently available information for more than one million regulated facilities. EPA and states inspect a percentage of facilities each year, but many facilities, particularly smaller ones, may not have received a recent inspection. It is possible that facilities do have violations that have not yet been discovered, thus are shown as compliant in the system.
EPA cannot positively state that facilities without violations shown in ECHO are necessarily fully compliant with environmental laws. Additionally, some violations at smaller facilities do not need to be reported from the states to EPA. If ECHO shows a recent inspection and the facility is shown with no violations identified, users of the ECHO site can be more confident that the facility is in compliance with federal programs.
The compliance status of smaller facilities that have not had recent inspections or review by EPA or the states may be unknown or only available via state data systems.
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