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Idaho water quality by county

44 counties with public water systems. Pick a county to see every system that serves it.

CountyActive systemsPeople servedShare with violations, 3 yrSerious violatorsHealth flags
Ada County 86 516,682 2 1
Adams County 17 3,786 0 0
Bannock County 49 83,300 3 1
Bear Lake County 32 7,967 2 2
Benewah County 15 7,074 0 0
Bingham County 76 38,101 4 6
Blaine County 46 24,047 1 2
Boise County 56 7,406 2 1
Bonner County 152 40,140 4 3
Bonneville County 134 138,851 5 5
Boundary County 21 11,704 2 1
Butte County 16 7,137 0 0
Camas County 9 811 1 1
Canyon County 142 219,459 6 1
Caribou County 16 6,159 0 0
Cassia County 51 19,158 1 2
Clark County 7 1,067 0 0
Clearwater County 26 6,972 2 2
Custer County 59 5,881 1 3
Elmore County 46 26,926 5 3
Franklin County 22 11,044 4 3
Fremont County 92 15,183 7 9
Gem County 33 9,731 0 0
Gooding County 26 9,437 3 1
Idaho County 55 10,042 1 0
Jefferson County 62 19,529 2 2
Jerome County 26 17,895 1 1
Kootenai County 193 181,138 5 4
Latah County 35 41,383 2 1
Lemhi County 44 5,930 2 1
Lewis County 6 2,976 1 2
Lincoln County 5 2,684 0 0
Madison County 33 50,546 1 1
Minidoka County 28 15,130 1 1
Nez Perce County 25 39,959 1 0
Oneida County 10 2,980 1 1
Owyhee County 25 7,280 1 0
Payette County 19 20,117 1 0
Power County 16 6,760 4 2
Shoshone County 36 15,871 2 1
Teton County 26 8,446 0 0
Twin Falls County 56 76,266 7 3
Valley County 61 12,598 2 2
Washington County 16 6,963 0 0
under 30% 30 to 59% 60% and over
About this data

Share with violations counts any violation in the past three years, including monitoring and reporting lapses. Counts cover active systems; systems serving more than one county are counted in each.

Source: the U.S. EPA's Enforcement and Compliance History Online system (ECHO), which publishes the federal Safe Drinking Water Information System. EPA's terms and values are shown as published. The Idaho records are from EPA's data refresh of Oct 7, 2026; EPA refreshes this data quarterly, and states report to EPA with a lag of three to six months, so the newest violations may not appear yet. Retrieved from ECHO on Oct 11, 2026.