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Over the years, Dunbar water quality has improved significantly with advances in technology and improvements in infrastructure. With initiatives like replacing aging pipes and upgrading treatment plants, Dunbar City is making great strides toward improving its water quality even further.
Among the contaminants found in Dunbar tap water are lead, arsenic, and coliform bacteria. Despite being harmless in small amounts, these contaminants can cause health problems over an extended period of time if consumed in large quantities. Lead can cause issues with fertility, brain development, and kidney damage. Arsenic can lead to skin cancer and other health conditions, and coliform bacteria can cause gastrointestinal illnesses.
Situated in Kanawha County, the small city of Dunbar has a population of just under 8,000 people. Its proximity to the Kanawha River helped grow Dunbar into a hub for industry, commerce, and transportation. However, like many cities in the United States, Dunbar has had its fair share of challenges when it comes to providing clean, safe drinking water to its residents.
According to the National Water Quality Assessment, the city originally sourced its water from the Kanawha River. It wasn’t until the 1970s that Dunbar switched to sourcing its water from three underground wells in Putnam County. During this time, the water was treated at the local water treatment plant before being distributed to residents through the city’s existing infrastructure.
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Yes, tap water in West Virginia is generally safe to drink. City and municipal waterworks systems must test for and make provisions to regulate dozens of contaminants to ensure safety and compliance with federal and state regulations.
That being said, water quality across the state varies. Older pipes in certain areas or buildings can cause contaminants to leach into water before they reach the tap, so many businesses take extra precautions to protect employees and visitors. One option is a filtered water cooler that delivers crisp, clean, tasty water for your staff.
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