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Reservoir Levels
Click to see today's reservoir levels.
9/13/2026
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Water Supply Study
A Water Supply Study is currently being conducted to look at long-range options for the future. An open house was held on August 25, 2026 to receive public feedback on the preliminary results from this study. You can view the posters from the study here.
8/28/2026 8:56:00 AM
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Citizens Academy Applications Now Open
Apply for the 2026 Fall Citizens Academy. Tuesday evenings from 5:30-8:00 PM Sept 22 - Oct 20
8/10/2026 3:33:00 PM
Water Quality Reports
Water Quality Reports
The Western Virginia Water Authority is pleased to provide water quality reports to its customers. The Authority is committed to providing drinking water of the highest quality, and these reports include information about where your water comes from, what it contains and how it compares to the standards set by regulatory agencies. The Authority vigilantly safeguards the water supply and is proud to report that it is in full compliance with all monitoring and reporting requirements.
For questions about the quality of our drinking water or if you would like a paper copy of the report mailed to you, please fill out our Contact Us Form.
The Western Virginia Water Authority is proud to treat and deliver safe drinking water. Learn all about our water sources and treatment steps in our 2026 Water Quality Report (for data collected during calendar year 2025 or most recent testing period) .
You can click to download a pdf version of the 2026 Water Quality Report or flip through the pages below.
Water Quality Data frequently requested by home brewers
Last year's 2025 Water Quality Report publication for the City of Roanoke and the Counties of Roanoke, Franklin and Botetourt and the Towns of Boones Mill and Vinton is available as a pdf download. Water quality reports for prior years are available by request.
The Western Virginia Water Authority monitors unregulated contaminants, substances for which the EPA has not established drinking water standards. This monitoring helps EPA to determine where certain contaminants occur and whether they should consider regulating those contaminants in the future.
