Tapcensus

All water systems in Missouri

27 systems

SystemServesStatusRules violated, 3 yrUnresolved
Camden County Pwsd # 5 Cedar Heights
Camden County
485 2 1
Renz Farm
Cedar City · Callaway County
320 0 0
Oakmont Motel & Big Cedar
Oakmont Motel · Taney County
200 0 0
Blackfoot Estates
Cedar Cliff Sub, Woodland Hills · Boone County
120 0 0
Cedar Heights Subd Annex 1
Cedar Heights · Jefferson County
80 0 0
Cedar Creek R-Vii Elem School
Taney County
70 0 0
Cedar Lane MHP
Webster County
60 0 0
Theodosia Hills Cedar
Theodosia · Ozark County
60 0 0
Cedars Motel
Cedars Motel · Camden County
50 0 0
Cedar Acres Resort
Camden County
40 0 0
Cedar Haven Resort
Stone County
40 0 0
Cedar Grove Park
Warsaw · Benton County
39 0 0
Cedar Resort
Stone County
35 1 1
Cedar Point Resort
Cedar Pt Resort · Taney County
30 0 0
Cedar Ridge Estates
Lincoln County
30 2 2
Cedar Springs MHP INC
Stone County
30 1 1
The Red Cedar Inn
The Red Cedar · St. Louis County
30 0 0
Cedar Knoll Home
Phelps County
27 0 0
Cedar Bluff Baptist Church
Cedar Bluff Bap · Greene County
25 0 0
Cedar Bluff Baptist Church
Cedar Bluff Bap · Laclede County
25 0 0
Cedar Haven Park
Theodosia · Ozark County
25 1 1
Cedar Hills Subd
Cedar Hills Sub · Greene County
25 0 0
Cedar Hollow Resort
Cedar Hollow · Stone County
25 0 0
Cedar Shack Tap
Ozark County
25 0 0
Cedar Tap Cafe
Cedar Tap Cafe · Ozark County
25 0 0
Cedarcreek Convenience Store
Taney County
25 0 0
Sand-N-Cedars Resort
Morgan County
25 0 0
About this data

Rules violated counts the rules a system was in violation of in the past three years, including monitoring and reporting lapses; one rule can carry several violations. Unresolved is the number of those rules currently in violation at EPA's latest data refresh.

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 Missouri 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.