Example assessment for a fictional system. Two potential issues require review, one obligation is approaching, and one item could not be verified from public records.
EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System lists 1 violation record(s) for this system: 0 without a recorded return to compliance, 1 returned to compliance, 0 health-based. Federal records can lag state records; confirm current status with your primacy agency before acting.
Record-level detail for the resolved violation(s) is summarized above; the complete federal record is available through EPA SDWIS Federal Reports.
Source: EPA SDWIS federal records · SDWIS Federal Reports
Each finding identifies the applicable requirement, why it applies to this system, the evidence reviewed, and the recommended next step. Citations reference the controlling regulation; source links point to the authoritative agency page.
Obligations approaching within the next 180 days.
Requirements that appear satisfied based on available information.
Requirements where public data was insufficient for a determination.
The following findings are specific to CA's primacy program requirements — obligations set by your state drinking water agency in addition to federal minimums. These carry the same legal weight as federal requirements; the primacy agency enforces them directly.
Potential deficiencies or items requiring confirmation with your state.
This assessment was produced by Orevant's compliance engine (demo-2026.08) on August 10, 2026 at 23:41 UTC. System characteristics were evaluated against federal drinking water requirements and, where a state-specific rules module is available, against the applicable state primacy program. Where the system holds a public PWSID, the federal violation record was retrieved from EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System.
Orevant distinguishes between confirmed information, potential issues, and items it cannot verify from available data. Items marked "Unable to Verify" are not violations — they are requirements where documentation was insufficient for a determination. Federal databases may lag state records by one or more reporting quarters.
This report is an informational compliance-management aid. It is not legal advice, does not constitute a regulatory determination, and does not guarantee compliance outcomes. Regulatory obligations are determined by your state primacy agency and U.S. EPA. Verify time-sensitive items directly with your regulator.