A Compliance Status Report (CSR) is a snapshot of the compliance status for a regulated public water system in Arizona. A CSR includes:

• System details
• Monitoring and reporting status
• Operation and maintenance status
• If there is an administrative order in effect

Who Can Request a CSR?

Only other government agencies can request CSRs for regulated public water systems. If you are a public water system requesting a CSR on behalf of another government agency, please note that the government agency needs to directly request the CSR.

Government agencies that can request CSRs include:

• Arizona Corporations Commission (AZCC)
• Arizona Water Infrastructure Finance Authority (AZWIFA)
• Arizona Department of Water Resources (AZDWR)
• Maricopa County*
• City of Phoenix*
• Mohave County Development Services
• City of Kingman
• Pima County
• Yavapai County Development Services Department
• Yuma County

* Maricopa County Environmental Services Department is responsible for delegated systems’ CSRs.

How to Make a Request

When requesting a CSR, please include the public water system name and number. Our goal is to provide requested CSRs within 10 days of the request.

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If you are a water system owner, operator, or member of the public, you can view real-time water quality data and compliance history on the Arizona Safe Drinking Water Information System (AZSDWIS) | Visit Database >