Our water system is no longer in violation of drinking water standards.

We routinely monitor for the presence of drinking water contaminants. On June 14, 2022, we recieved notice that the sample collected on November 17, 2021 showed our system exceeded the standard, or maximum contaminant level for 1,2,3-Tri-chloropropane (TCP).

After following all State guidelines, the Borough water system has satisfied all requirements of the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection and all follow-up sampled have showed undetectable readings for 1,2,3-TCP.

Water Service Line Replacement

Survey:

Water Service Line Material Identification Survey

Borough of Netcong Resources:

NJDEP Resources:

Information for Consumers

Lead Service Line FAQ for Consumers
What is a Lead Service Line? – Infographic
The Department’s “Lead Exposure Reduction” Website
Questions should be referred to: [email protected]

Steps To Reduce Lead Infographic

Exposure to lead at any level can be associated with adverse health effects.

You can reduce your exposure to lead in drinking water by following these steps.

Learn more about lead exposure at nj.gov/dep/lead

Flush Out Lead Infographic

Flushing tap water is a simple and inexpensive measure you can take to protect your family’s health from lead.

For more on how to reduce your exposure to lead, visit nj.gov/dep/lead

NJ’s Lead Service Lines Informative Social Media Video

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