Where to Find Raleigh Water District's Water Quality Report

Updated

Raleigh Water District's water quality report is linked from the homepage of raleigh-h2o.com under the "2026 Water Quality Report" item in the site's featured content. The homepage also points to a "Water Quality Concerns" topic within the district's TextMyGov alert service, and lists a Contact Us page for direct questions. The district serves over 4,500 residential and commercial customers in the Raleigh Hills area of Washington County, Oregon, with Bull Run drinking water.

What the Report Covers

The homepage identifies the report by year (2026) and ties it to the district's drinking water source, Bull Run. That source context matters when reading the report: Bull Run is Portland's protected surface-water supply, so the report's results reflect treated surface water rather than groundwater. The homepage itself does not reproduce the report's contents, so the specific contaminant results, detected levels, and any violations appear only in the linked document.

How to Access It Through the Site

  1. Go to raleigh-h2o.com.
  2. On the homepage, find the "2026 Water Quality Report" entry in the Featured section.
  3. Follow the link to open or download the report.

The homepage presents featured items as a carousel, so if the report link is not visible on first load, check the other slides in that section. The site also has a Search function (a "Search results" heading appears on the page), which is a reasonable fallback if the featured link rotates out.

If You Have a Water Quality Concern

The district contracts with TextMyGov to send text alerts for emergency notifications, including water shut-offs and water quality concerns. Signing up for those alerts is the fastest way to hear about an active issue. For a question about a specific result in the report, use the Contact Us page on the site; the homepage lists it alongside District News and Board of Commissioners as a primary navigation item.

What to Check in the Report

  • The reporting year matches the document you opened (2026 on the homepage).
  • Whether any regulated contaminant exceeded its limit, and what the district says it is doing about it.
  • The source water description, to confirm it reflects Bull Run supply.
  • Contact information for follow-up, which should match the Contact Us page.

If the featured link does not resolve, the Contact Us page is the reliable route to request a copy directly from the district.