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Hurt’s water-quality page links annual reports and a service-line inventory
The town’s new site brings Consumer Confidence Reports, drinking-water testing and lead-and-copper records into one public-works route.
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Hurt’s official water-quality page says its Consumer Confidence Report is published annually and provides links for multiple reporting years, including 2025. The same public-works navigation links drinking-water testing and a lead-and-copper service-line inventory.
A systemwide annual report, a service-line material inventory and a sample from a particular tap answer different questions. None should be substituted for the others.
Do not turn the inventory into a health diagnosis
The service-line inventory contains property-level classifications and verification notes. A listed material or “unknown” field is not a current tap-water test, exposure finding or diagnosis for anyone at the address.
Use the town’s current page to find the controlling report and contact Town Hall when an entry appears incomplete or does not match the property. The town lists 434-608-0554 and weekday hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; recheck before visiting.
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Official town page checked November 4, 2026 for the annual-report description, displayed report years, public-works routes and town contact information.
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