Drinking Water Systems in MT AIRY, North Carolina

23 water systems are reported for this city, with a combined service population of 3,527. The systems have 39 EPA violation records in the five-year period ending June 30, 2026.

Water Systems Serving MT AIRY

WOODVILLE ACRES - (PARK A)

46 served51 historical records2 recent
B

GREEN HEIGHTS WATER SYSTEM

36 served24 historical records1 recent
B

SOUTH RIDGE S/D

135 served0 historical records
A

COLONIAL WOODS WATER SYSTEM

206 served29 historical records1 recent
B

MEADOW VIEW ESTATES S/D

51 served20 historical records1 recent
B

RING CREEK S/D

61 served0 historical records
A

ORCHARD VIEW PARK

109 served332 historical records25 recent
C

REEVES WOODS

99 served24 historical records1 recent
B

FARM WATER SYSTEM (THE)

160 served33 historical records1 recent
B

HOLLOWS WATER SYSTEM (THE)

378 served24 historical records
A

BRITISH WOODS

51 served20 historical records1 recent
B

HILLCREST/MCBRIDE HEIGHTS S/D

491 served18 historical records
A

WOODCREEK S/D

122 served24 historical records1 recent
B

DEERFIELD S/D

46 served20 historical records1 recent
B

WEDGEWOOD/TOWN AND COUNTRY WOODS

587 served21 historical records1 recent
B

WINDGATE S/D

158 served2 historical records
A

INGLEWOOD WATER SYSTEM

150 served22 historical records
A

GREENFIELD WATER SYSTEM

244 served40 historical records
A

PINE LAKES S/D

145 served13 historical records
A

BANNERTOWN HILLS S/D

74 served29 historical records
A

SUNBOW S/D

71 served40 historical records1 recent
B

BROOKDALE S/D

46 served32 historical records1 recent
B

TIMBERLAKE WATER SYSTEM

61 served25 historical records1 recent
B

EPA Contaminant Categories in Historical Violation Records

Public Notice109 records
Revised Total Coliform Rule72 records
Nitrate44 records
Fluoride38 records
Selenium37 records
Consumer Confidence Rule35 records
Chromium35 records
Cadmium35 records
Lead and Copper Rule34 records
Barium34 records

Category counts aggregate historical compliance records across listed systems. They do not show current concentrations or household test results.