# Independence, Wasatch County Water Quality: Reports & Results

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Find 3 possible drinking-water providers for Independence, Wasatch County. Find available annual reports, recorded status, and provider-specific results.

Wasatch County · Local drinking-water guide Independence water quality Start with your provider. Find public reports, understand the available results, and see where each fact comes from. Possible providers 3 Status records through June 30, 2026 Page facts updated October 30, 2026 Plain-language summary What do the records show? Independence is linked to 3 possible public water providers in the available records. Match the provider on your water bill before using a report. City and ZIP boundaries do not establish who serves an individual home. Available measurements include Lead (90th percentile), Trichloroethene (TCE), Radium-228, Tetrachloroethene (PCE). They belong to the named provider and sampling period shown below. Newest annual report listed Not available A report year is different from its sample years. Providers with results here 3 of 3 30 measurements available below. Newest sample year shown 2023 Results describe their stated sampling period. A public record cannot guarantee the water at your faucet. For an active advisory, follow the issuing agency and your provider’s current instructions. What is in the drinking water? Provider water measurements These results belong to the provider named below. Some show a yearly average; others show a reported result or range. Check your provider’s original report for the full explanation. Provider-specific results · UTAH26002 CENTER CREEK WATER SYSTEM U.S. EPA SDWIS lead and copper monitoring records Open original source ↗ These are 90th-percentile monitoring summaries for the stated reporting periods. Individual sample dates are not supplied. A reported zero is retained as published; it does not establish that lead or copper is absent at an individual faucet. Provider-specific measurements for CENTER CREEK WATER SYSTEM Contaminant or characteristic Sample period Reported result or range Unit Limit supplied by source Source compliance statement Lead (90th percentile)Lead and Copper Rule monitoring · 90th percentileSource stream: monitoring-period/2021-01-01/2023-12-31 2021-01-01 to 2023-12-31 (reporting period) 0.0011System-level 90th percentile of tap samples for the stated monitoring period. The period boundaries are reporting windows, not individual sample dates. A missing result-sign code is retained as unspecified; a zero is not relabeled as a non-detection. Individual household lead or copper concentrations can differ. mg/L Not supplied A monitoring-period 90th percentile is not a compliance determination or a measurement of an individual household's water. Utah IBIS yearly mean drinking-water concentrations Open original source ↗ These are annual monitoring averages, not individual sample results or compliance determinations. A reported zero does not establish that every sample was below detection. Sampling years are shown separately from the date this site retrieved the data. Historical annual means from Utah public monitoring records. Latest published years vary by contaminant and provider; seasonal and emergency sources are excluded. Sampling frequency and within-system variability differ. These averages cannot establish an individual tap result, detection status, or current compliance. Provider-specific measurements for CENTER CREEK WATER SYSTEM Contaminant or characteristic Sample period Reported result or range Unit Limit supplied by source Source compliance statement Trichloroethene (TCE)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Radium-228Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.35 pCi/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Tetrachloroethene (PCE)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. NitrateHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.58 mg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Di (2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.65 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. AtrazineHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.11 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. ArsenicHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. A detection is not automatically a violation. Household plumbing can also affect water measured at an individual tap. Provider-specific results · UTAH26080 TWIN CREEKS SSD U.S. EPA SDWIS lead and copper monitoring records Open original source ↗ These are 90th-percentile monitoring summaries for the stated reporting periods. Individual sample dates are not supplied. A reported zero is retained as published; it does not establish that lead or copper is absent at an individual faucet. Provider-specific measurements for TWIN CREEKS SSD Contaminant or characteristic Sample period Reported result or range Unit Limit supplied by source Source compliance statement Lead (90th percentile)Lead and Copper Rule monitoring · 90th percentileSource stream: monitoring-period/2023-01-01/2025-12-31 2023-01-01 to 2025-12-31 (reporting period) 0.0009System-level 90th percentile of tap samples for the stated monitoring period. The period boundaries are reporting windows, not individual sample dates. A missing result-sign code is retained as unspecified; a zero is not relabeled as a non-detection. Individual household lead or copper concentrations can differ. mg/L Not supplied A monitoring-period 90th percentile is not a compliance determination or a measurement of an individual household's water. Lead (90th percentile)Lead and Copper Rule monitoring · 90th percentileSource stream: monitoring-period/2023-01-01/2025-12-31 2023-01-01 to 2025-12-31 (reporting period) 0.0009System-level 90th percentile of tap samples for the stated monitoring period. The period boundaries are reporting windows, not individual sample dates. A missing result-sign code is retained as unspecified; a zero is not relabeled as a non-detection. Individual household lead or copper concentrations can differ. mg/L Not supplied A monitoring-period 90th percentile is not a compliance determination or a measurement of an individual household's water. Utah IBIS yearly mean drinking-water concentrations Open original source ↗ These are annual monitoring averages, not individual sample results or compliance determinations. A reported zero does not establish that every sample was below detection. Sampling years are shown separately from the date this site retrieved the data. Historical annual means from Utah public monitoring records. Latest published years vary by contaminant and provider; seasonal and emergency sources are excluded. Sampling frequency and within-system variability differ. These averages cannot establish an individual tap result, detection status, or current compliance. Provider-specific measurements for TWIN CREEKS SSD Contaminant or characteristic Sample period Reported result or range Unit Limit supplied by source Source compliance statement Haloacetic Acids Five (HAA5)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 1.00 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Total Trihalomethanes (TTHM)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Trichloroethene (TCE)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Radium-228Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2017 0.58 pCi/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Tetrachloroethene (PCE)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. NitrateHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.20 mg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Di (2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.65 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. AtrazineHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.11 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. ArsenicHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 2.42 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. A detection is not automatically a violation. Household plumbing can also affect water measured at an individual tap. Provider-specific results · UTAH26060 COUNTRY ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK U.S. EPA SDWIS lead and copper monitoring records Open original source ↗ These are 90th-percentile monitoring summaries for the stated reporting periods. Individual sample dates are not supplied. A reported zero is retained as published; it does not establish that lead or copper is absent at an individual faucet. Provider-specific measurements for COUNTRY ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK Contaminant or characteristic Sample period Reported result or range Unit Limit supplied by source Source compliance statement Lead (90th percentile)Lead and Copper Rule monitoring · 90th percentileSource stream: monitoring-period/2021-01-01/2023-12-31 2021-01-01 to 2023-12-31 (reporting period) 0System-level 90th percentile of tap samples for the stated monitoring period. The period boundaries are reporting windows, not individual sample dates. A missing result-sign code is retained as unspecified; a zero is not relabeled as a non-detection. Individual household lead or copper concentrations can differ. mg/L Not supplied A monitoring-period 90th percentile is not a compliance determination or a measurement of an individual household's water. Utah IBIS yearly mean drinking-water concentrations Open original source ↗ These are annual monitoring averages, not individual sample results or compliance determinations. A reported zero does not establish that every sample was below detection. Sampling years are shown separately from the date this site retrieved the data. Historical annual means from Utah public monitoring records. Latest published years vary by contaminant and provider; seasonal and emergency sources are excluded. Sampling frequency and within-system variability differ. These averages cannot establish an individual tap result, detection status, or current compliance. Provider-specific measurements for COUNTRY ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK Contaminant or characteristic Sample period Reported result or range Unit Limit supplied by source Source compliance statement UraniumHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2018 1.60 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Haloacetic Acids Five (HAA5)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2021 1.00 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Total Trihalomethanes (TTHM)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2021 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Trichloroethene (TCE)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Radium-228Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2019 0.50 pCi/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Tetrachloroethene (PCE)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.25 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. NitrateHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2023 0.21 mg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. Di (2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP)Historical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.65 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. AtrazineHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 0.11 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. ArsenicHistorical annual monitoring average · Annual mean 2022 2.20 µg/L Not supplied This annual-mean dataset does not determine compliance. A detection is not automatically a violation. Household plumbing can also affect water measured at an individual tap. What water systems may serve Independence? Possible water providers Compare the provider name and ID with your bill. These records describe public systems; plumbing inside a home can also affect water at the tap. 01 / Possible provider CENTER CREEK WATER SYSTEM Water provider ID: UTAH26002 Reported statusReported open health based violationsAs of June 30, 2026 Open health violations 1 Open testing or reporting violations 0 Annual report year Not available Status records, annual reports, and individual sample dates can cover different periods. Check current provider notices before relying on an older record. 02 / Possible provider TWIN CREEKS SSD Water provider ID: UTAH26080 Reported statusNo reported open violationsAs of June 30, 2026 Open health violations 0 Open testing or reporting violations 0 Annual report year Not available Status records, annual reports, and individual sample dates can cover different periods. Check current provider notices before relying on an older record. 03 / Possible provider COUNTRY ESTATES MOBILE HOME PARK Water provider ID: UTAH26060 Reported statusReported open monitoring or reporting violationsAs of June 30, 2026 Open health violations 0 Open testing or reporting violations 3 Annual report year Not available Status records, annual reports, and individual sample dates can cover different periods. Check current provider notices before relying on an older record. How should I interpret this page? Important limitations City and ZIP boundaries do not identify a household's water provider. Use address lookup for the most specific result. “No reported open violations” means only that none were reported in the latest available records. It does not mean “safe,” “clean,” or “pass.” Regulatory data can lag local notices. Where did these facts come from? Where the information comes from EPA Public Water System Service AreasUnited States Environmental Protection Agency · last successful October 6, 2026Open source ↗ EPA Safe Drinking Water Information SystemUnited States Environmental Protection Agency · last successful October 6, 2026Open source ↗ Utah Geospatial Resource Center Place BoundariesUtah Geospatial Resource Center · last successful October 30, 2026Open source ↗ Utility Consumer Confidence ReportsPublic water system operators · last successful November 2, 2026Open source ↗ Understand the numbers Read your water report Find the sample year, units, limits, and violation column. Confirm your provider Look up an address Find possible matches, then check against your bill. Use a private well? Start with well testing A nearby public-water report does not describe a private well. Stay informed Get water-quality alerts for Independence Enter your email and location to receive relevant water-quality alerts. You can change the city or ZIP code before submitting. EmailZIP code or cityGet alerts What nearby pages can I check? Related locations ZIP Code 84082, Wasatch Park City, Wasatch Midway, Wasatch Hideout, Wasatch Heber City, Wasatch Charleston, Wasatch Wallsburg, Wasatch Daniel, Wasatch ZIP Code 84049, Wasatch Interlaken, Wasatch ZIP Code 84032, Wasatch