PFAS in Georgia water

The EPA tested public water systems across Georgia for 29 PFAS. In 42 of them, at least one came back above a federal limit. Find your system below — you'll get the actual levels, our plain verdict on each compound, and the filter that genuinely removes it. We sell nothing.

Not listed? Your system may not have been sampled, or nothing exceeded a limit — see the national picture.

• Augusta-Richmond Co Ws 3 over the limit
• Barnesville, Ga 1 over the limit
• Blairsville 1 over the limit
• Braselton 2 over the limit
• Butts County/Jackson/Jenkinsburg Ws 2 over the limit
• Calhoun 2 over the limit
• Centerville, Ga 2 over the limit
• Chatsworth 2 over the limit
• Chattooga County 2 over the limit
• Chickamauga 2 over the limit
• Clayton County Water Authority 2 over the limit
• Cochran 1 over the limit
• Columbus 2 over the limit
• Dalton Utilities 2 over the limit
• East Point 2 over the limit
• Effingham County Surface Water System 2 over the limit
• Fayetteville 1 over the limit
• Floyd County 2 over the limit
• Forsyth 1 over the limit
• Fort Oglethorpe 2 over the limit
• Gray 2 over the limit
• Griffin 3 over the limit
• Hampton 2 over the limit
• Hapeville 1 over the limit
• Harris County Water System 2 over the limit
• Lafayette 2 over the limit
• Lagrange 1 over the limit
• Mcdonough 1 over the limit
• Oak Street Subdivision 1 over the limit
• Paulding County Water System 1 over the limit
• Pooler 2 over the limit
• Port Wentworth 2 over the limit
• Rome 2 over the limit
• Savannah-I & D 2 over the limit
• Senoia 2 over the limit
• South Monroe County Water System 2 over the limit
• Spalding County Water System 3 over the limit
• Talbot County Water Works 2 over the limit
• Valdosta 2 over the limit
• Walker County Water Authority 2 over the limit
• Winder 2 over the limit
• Woodstock, Ga 2 over the limit

Source: US EPA UCMR 5 occurrence data, 2023–2025. · All states