Water Source & Quality
State law requires that public water systems provide a report of water quality to the public prior to July 1st each year. When the report is complete, the City includes a statement on customer utility bills, that the report is available and how to receive a copy. A notice is also published in the newspaper.
Public water systems are required to keep these reports for three years. The latest reports are found below. Please contact us at 308-630-6258 if you have questions or need additional information.
Public water systems are required to keep these reports for three years. The latest reports are found below. Please contact us at 308-630-6258 if you have questions or need additional information.
| CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF WATER |
| Parts Per Million unless noted |
| Chemical | Concentration |
| Hydrogen Ion Concentration | 7.8 |
| Calcium | 111 |
| Total Solids | 720 |
| Magnesium | None |
| Iron | .01 |
| Nitrates | 6.2 |
| Manganese | .02 |
| Chlorides | 24 |
| Fluoride | .60 |
| Sulfates | 243 |
| Total Alkalinity | 288 |
| Sodium | 101 |
| Potassium | None |
| Average Hardness | 23.2 GPG |
| WATER PRODUCTION | |
| Water Source | Groundwater |
| Average Daily Demand | 3.8 Million Gallons |
| Average Annual Demand | 1.4 Billion Gallons |
| Color | Clear |
| Average Temperature | 50 Degrees |
| Average Hardness | 23.2 Grains per Gallon |
| Treatment | Liquid Sodium Hypochlorite (12.5%) |
| System Pressure | 45 to 65 Pounds per Square Inch |
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