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Teton Village, WY Water Quality Testing & Safety Report

EPA compliance records, water testing guidelines, and hardness metrics for all 1 ZIP code in Teton Village, Wyoming

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Is Tap Water Safe to Drink in Teton Village, WY?

Yes, tap water in Teton Village, WY is safe to drink under EPA Safe Drinking Water Act standards. The city earns an average EPA Safety Grade of B (70/100) across 1 ZIP codes with 0 health violations and hard (160 mg/L / 9.4 GPG) water. Certified testing is recommended for older plumbing or private wells.

Average Score

70/100

Health Violations

0

Water Hardness

Hard

160 mg/L (9.4 GPG)

High Lead Risk

0

of 1 ZIP codes

B

About Tap Water in Teton Village, WY

Drinking water in Teton Village, WY receives an average water quality grade of B (score: 70/100) across its 1 ZIP code. Safe Drinking Water Act compliance monitoring is managed by local utilities including Teton Village Water & Sewer District.

Water Quality Testing in Teton Village, WY

Tap Water & Well Water Testing Recommendations

Testing your drinking water in Teton Village confirms whether contaminants like lead, nitrates, bacteria, and PFAS are entering your home. While municipal utilities test water before distribution, private plumbing and private well systems require homeowner testing.

Tap Water Testing Checklist

  • 1.Identify your plumbing age: Homes built before 1986 in Teton Village may have lead solder or lead service lines.
  • 2.Request your utility's latest Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) for annual municipal baseline data.
  • 3.Use an EPA-certified laboratory or state-certified test kit for precision lead and PFAS detection (standard DIY strips cannot reliably measure trace heavy metals).
  • 4.Collect a "first draw" sample: Test water that has sat motionless in pipes for at least 6 hours to check for plumbing corrosion.

Private Well Water Testing Checklist

  • •Private wells in WY are not monitored by the EPA or U.S. EPA Region 8 (Direct Implementation) — testing is 100% the homeowner's responsibility.
  • •Annual Test: Screen for Total Coliform Bacteria, E. coli, Nitrates/Nitrites, and pH every spring.
  • •Comprehensive Test (Every 3-5 Years): Test for heavy metals (Lead, Arsenic, Uranium), Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs), and Hardness.
  • •Post-Disruption Testing: Immediately test well water following heavy floods, local construction, agricultural runoff, or sudden taste/odor changes.

Critical Water Testing Parameters for Teton Village Residents

ParameterHealth ReasonEPA Limit / Standard
Lead (Pb)Plumbing corrosion; dangerous neurotoxin for children15 ppb (Action Level) / 0 ppb Goal
Total Coliform & E. ColiBacterial contamination from sewage or surface runoff0 mg/L (Zero Tolerance)
Nitrates / NitritesFertilizer and septic tank seepage; causes blue baby syndrome10 mg/L (MCL)
Water Hardness (Ca & Mg)Affects appliance lifespan, scale buildup, and skin hydrationHard (>120 mg/L)
PFAS ("Forever Chemicals")Industrial non-stick chemicals linked to metabolic and immune issues4.0 ppt (EPA 2024 Rule)
State Regulatory Oversight: Environmental standards and certified water lab registries in WY are maintained by the U.S. EPA Region 8 (Direct Implementation).

Water Quality by ZIP Code — Teton Village, WY

Showing 1 of 1 monitored ZIP code in Teton Village

B
83025

Teton Village, WY

Score: 70/100✓ Clean Record

All Teton Village, WY ZIP Code Reports (1 Total)

83025

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Frequently Asked Questions — Teton Village Water Quality & Testing

Is tap water safe to drink in Teton Village, WY?+
Yes — tap water in Teton Village meets federal EPA standards and earns a B grade. It is generally safe for healthy adults. As always, running your tap for 30 seconds before use and using a filter adds extra protection for vulnerable populations.
How do I test water quality in Teton Village, WY?+
To test water quality in Teton Village, you can order an EPA-compliant drinking water test kit or submit samples to a state-certified environmental testing laboratory in WY. Testing is especially recommended for homes built before 1986 (to check for lead in plumbing) and for properties with private well systems.
Should I test private well water in Teton Village?+
Yes. Unlike municipal tap water, private wells in Teton Village, WY are not monitored or regulated by the EPA or local utilities. Private well owners are responsible for testing their water annually for coliform bacteria and nitrates, and every 3 to 5 years for heavy metals (lead, arsenic) and volatile organic compounds.
How hard is the tap water in Teton Village?+
Tap water in Teton Village is classified as Hard with an estimated average hardness of 160 mg/L (9.4 GPG). Homeowners may want to consider a water softener to prevent scale buildup in appliances.
What is the water quality score for Teton Village?+
The average water quality score across 1 ZIP code in Teton Village, WY is 70/100. Scores are derived from EPA violation history, lead levels, enforcement actions, and infrastructure risk indicators. Individual ZIP codes may vary — search your specific ZIP above for a personalized report.
Does Teton Village have lead in its tap water?+
Lead risk ratings in Teton Village are relatively low based on EPA monitoring data. However, lead in home plumbing is a separate concern — if your home was built before 1986, individual tap testing is recommended.
Where does Teton Village's tap water come from?+
Tap water in Teton Village, WY primarily comes from ground water. Groundwater systems pump water from underground aquifers, which is naturally filtered through soil and rock but can still contain naturally occurring contaminants.

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