Pennichuck’s mission is to provide reliable, high quality and affordable water in sufficient quantities. To support this mission we are dedicated to investing in and maintaining the water treatment equipment necessary to insure 100% compliance with the Safe Drinking Water Act’s primary water quality standards as well as meeting the secondary or aesthetic water quality standards established by the Safe Drinking Water Act.
The following Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs) have been developed in compliance with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) and United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) to keep you informed about the water quality of your drinking water. A chart for each water supply managed by Pennichuck shows the results of the numerous water quality tests completed and how these results compare to government standards.
To find the water quality information for your water supply, find the town and system name in the list below and download the completed report. If you are unsure of which system/CCR is for our water supply, you can find your system name on your bill under division or contact our Customer Service Department by calling 800-553-5191 or email us at customer-service@pennichuck.com. Please include your service address and town in your email.
Definitions
| MCL (Maximum Contaminant Level): The highest level of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking water. They are set as close to the MCLGs as feasible using the best available treatment technology. |
MRDLG (Maximum Residual Disinfection Level Goal): The level of drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or expected risk to health. (MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants.) |
TT (Treatment Technique): A required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water. |
| MCLG (Maximum Contaminant Level Goal): The level of a contaminant in drinking water below which there is no known or expected risk to health. (MCLGs allow for a margin of safety.) |
MRDL (Maximum Residual Disinfection Level): The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing evidence that addition of a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. |
AL (Action Level): The concentration of a contaminant which, when exceed, triggers treatment or other requirements which a water system must follow. |
Abbreviations
| < |
Less Than |
ppt |
parts per trillion |
| NA |
Not Applicable
|
ppq |
parts per quadtrillion |
| ND |
Not Detectable |
SMCL |
Secondary Maximum Contaminant Level |
| TT |
Treatment Technique |
pCi/L |
pico Curies per Liter (A measurement of radioactivity) |
| NR |
Not Regulated |
NTU |
Nephelometric Turbidity Unit |
| MFL |
Million Fibers per Liter |
AL |
Action Level |
| ppm |
parts per million |
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Water System |
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Consumer Confidence Report |
| Ashley Commons |
Milford |
coming soon |
| Autumn Woods |
Salem |
Report |
Avery |
Londonerry |
Report |
Badger Hill |
Milford |
Report |
| Litchfield Quarterly |
Litchfield |
Report |
| Beaver Hollow |
Sandown |
Report |
| Bedford Water Co. |
Bedford |
Report |
| Birch Hill |
North Conway |
Report |
| Brook Park |
Londonderry |
Report |
| Cabot Preserve |
Bedford |
Report |
| Castle Reach |
Windham |
Report |
| Clearwater |
Raymond |
Report |
| Daniels Lake |
Weare |
Report |
| Drew and All |
Derry |
Report |
| English Woods |
Bedford |
Report |
| Farmstead Acres |
Derry |
Report |
| Fletcher Corner |
Windham |
Report |
| Forest Ridge |
Exeter |
Report |
| Gage Hill |
Pelham |
Report |
| Glen Ridge |
Derry |
Report |
| Goldenbrook |
Windham |
Report |
| Great Bay |
Newmarket |
Report |
| Great Brook Assoc./Bartlett Commons/Federal Hill |
Milford, Amherst, Milford |
coming soon |
| Green Hills |
Raymond |
coming soon |
| Hardwood |
Windham |
Report |
| Harvest Village |
Londonderry |
Report |
| Hi and Lo |
Derry |
Report |
| Hudson |
Hudson |
Report |
| Lamplighter |
Windham |
Report |
| Liberty Tree |
Raymond |
Report |
| Litchfield Core |
Litchfield |
Report |
| Little Pond |
Bedford |
Report |
| Locke Lake |
Center Barnstead |
Report |
| Londonderry Core |
Londonderry, Derry |
Report |
| Maple Haven |
Derry |
Report |
| Maple Hills |
Derry |
Report |
| Ministerial |
Londonderry |
Report |
| Nesenkeag |
Londonderry |
Report |
| Northern Shores |
Tilton |
Report |
| Oakwood |
Windham/Derry |
Report |
| Pine Haven |
Derry |
Report |
| Pittsfield
Aqueduct |
Pittsfield |
Report |
| Powder
Hill |
Bedford |
Report |
| Pennichuck Core |
Nashua, Amherst, Merrimack,
Hollis, Tyngsboro |
Report |
| R&B |
Derry |
Report |
| Redfield |
Derry |
Report |
| Richardson Estates |
Derry |
Report |
| Salisbury |
Salisbury, MA |
Report |
| Shaker Heights |
Chester |
Report |
| Smythe Woods |
Hooksett |
Report |
| Souhegan Woods |
Amherst |
Report |
| Springwood Hills |
Derry |
Report |
| Spruce Pond |
Windham |
Report |
| Stone Sled |
Bow |
Report |
| Sunrise Estates |
Middleton |
Report |
| Sweet Hill |
Plaistow |
Report |
| Thurston Woods |
Lee |
Report |
| Twin Ridge/Rolling Hills |
Plaistow |
Report |
| Valleyfield |
Plaistow |
Report |
| W&E |
Windham |
Report |
| Wesco/Bow Highlands |
Hooksett/Bow |
coming soon |
| Whispering Winds |
Pelham |
Report |
| White Rock Senior Living |
Bow |
Report |
| Williamsburg |
Pelham |
Report |
| Winnisquam |
Tilton |
Report |
| Woodlands |
Epping |
Report |
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