Water Compliance Report

Maine & New Hampshire · Monday morning

A Monday-morning report for water treatment professionals: the complete compliance picture of Maine and New Hampshire — every public water system currently out of compliance, how long it's been open, what's new this week, and every PFAS detection — in plain English, organized around your service area, with the contact on file.

Example entry (illustrative)

Example entry (illustrative) — not a real system

Cedar Hollow Mobile Home Park — Fictional Corners, ME

Community system · ~180 people · 62 connections

What happened
State records show, as of a sample date, an arsenic MCL exceedance (running annual average 14 ppb; limit 10).
What it means
The system must notify customers and get under the limit or face escalating enforcement. Parks this size often land at point-of-entry or centralized treatment — rarely an engineer on staff.
Who
Admin contact and phone as listed in state records (illustrative only).
Why now
Public-notice deadlines pressure the owner; small-system funding paths can apply.

How it works

  1. Violations and detections are tracked from state and federal records as they are posted — reported with as-of dates, not guarantees.
  2. The first issue for your territory is free so you can judge the format on the merits.
  3. After that it is $99/month, cancel anytime, founding rate locked for the life of your subscription.

Who’s behind it

I’m Christopher, in Garland, Maine. I build data systems. Water Compliance Report is a service of The Peripety Company LLC — a short Monday email so treatment pros can see new violations and PFAS detections in their territory as the state and federal records post, without a sales deck or a software pitch.

Want this Monday’s issue for your territory?
Email christopher@watercompliancereport.com or call 207-735-9638.