The Seminole County Water Division pumps, treats, and delivers drinking water to almost 33,600 residential and commercial accounts  through 550 miles of water mains in unincorporated Seminole County. The nine water treatment plants produce a maximum capacity of 37 million gallons of water per day. Providing you with safe, high quality drinking water is our highest priority. We collect and test about 3200 water samples for bacteria each year as well as numerous samples for other chemical parameters to ensure the safety of your water. Other health and safety features of the water system include addition of fluoride, using hypochlorite instead of chlorine for disinfection, corrosion control for pipes, and maintaining pressure in over 1,900 fire hydrants.

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	2012 Annual Drinking Water Quality Report (PDF) [3.6MB]
	Boil Water Announcements and Information