Anna, TX water quality

Your utility

City of Anna uses chlorine-based treatment — chloramine on the ~55% of its water bought from the North Texas Municipal Water District (which switches to plain chlorine for about a month each year), with the rest coming from seven city wells — for disinfection. Anna's own 2025 report shows every contaminant under the legal limit, including lead (0 homes over the action level). EPA's federal database lists several lead-and-copper rule violations from late 2024 through 2025 — one a treatment requirement EPA classifies as health-based, the rest monitoring and notice paperwork — plus a late water quality report. All have since been marked resolved, the last in February 2026. (checked 2026-10-08). Read their full water quality report.

Who to contact

Your water bill and City of Anna's water quality report list who to call with questions about your water.

How this check worksSources checked Oct 2026

Causes and what people typically do are based on published guidance from the EPA and state drinking-water programs, not guesses. The zip lookup pulls from EPA's public violation records (SDWIS) and a utility's own water quality report, hand-checked utility by utility rather than scraped.

This tool provides general information based on published EPA and utility data, and common causes reported by water quality professionals. It is not a substitute for laboratory water testing, a licensed plumber's assessment, or guidance from your water utility or local health department. WaterCheck does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided and is not liable for decisions made based on it.

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Common smells in Anna, TX

What each smell usually means, with City of Anna's record alongside: