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PFAS in Wyoming drinking water: EPA’s final survey results

EPA’s national PFAS survey (UCMR 5) tested 32 of the community water systems that serve homes in Wyoming. 4 found at least one of 29 PFAS above the laboratory reporting level, and 0 had a PFOA or PFOS sampling-location yearly average at or above EPA’s 4.0 ppt limit. Samples were collected from January 2023 to December 2025.

In focus13%of surveyed systems found PFAS
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Data as of EPA UCMR 5 final release, August 2026 (file dated Aug 28, 2026) · EPA SDWIS 2026Q2 (file dated Jul 9, 2026). How we build these pages

32
Wyoming community systems in EPA’s survey
serving about 406,678 people
4
found at least one PFAS
13% of surveyed systems; about 44,110 people served
0
PFOA or PFOS yearly average at or above the MCL
compared the way EPA does: the average of a complete sampling set
15
lithium at or above EPA’s health reference level
lithium was part of the same survey

PFBA was the compound Wyoming community systems found most often: 2 of 32 tested systems measured it above the reporting level. Across the country, 35% of surveyed community systems found at least one PFAS; in Wyoming the share is 13%. The largest Wyoming system with a detection, Jackson, Town of, serves 24,760 people and found 1 of the 29 compounds.

Which PFAS were found most often in Wyoming

Each row counts the Wyoming community water systems where that compound was measured above the reporting level at least once. A detection is a measurement, not a violation: most of these compounds have no federal limit.

CompoundSystems where foundSystems testedShare
PFBA2326%
PFHxS2326%
PFBS1323%
PFHpA1323%
PFHxA1323%
PFOA1323%
PFOS1323%
PFPeA1323%
PFPeS1323%

Wyoming systems with the most PFAS found

The 4 surveyed community water systems that found the most different PFAS, with PFOA and PFOS compared to EPA’s 4.0 ppt limits on the yearly average at the highest sampling location. Larger systems come first when counts tie.

Water systemPeople servedPFAS found (of 29)PFOAPFOS
Riverton, City of WY560004710,3308
— not detected above the reporting level
3.5 ppt below the MCL
Jackson, Town of WY560021324,7601
— not detected above the reporting level
— not detected above the reporting level
Douglas, City of WY56001376,4001
— not detected above the reporting level
— not detected above the reporting level
Fort Washakie 0856900032,6201
2.3 ppt below the MCL
— not detected above the reporting level

Counties with the most systems that found PFAS

How to read these numbers

UCMR 5 asked every community and non-transient non-community water system serving 3,300 or more people, and a sample of smaller ones, to test for 29 PFAS and lithium. EPA published the final data in August 2026; its samples were collected from January 2023 to June 2026. A system that was not in the survey has no result here; that is not the same as having no PFAS.

UCMR 5 is a one-time national monitoring survey. Its results do not indicate compliance or non-compliance with the PFAS Maximum Contaminant Levels, which are enforced on running annual averages and take effect in 2029 (EPA has proposed allowing extensions to 2031). A single result above a limit on this page is a measurement, not a violation.

See how to read UCMR 5 results and our methodology for how systems are matched to places.

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Sources

EPA UCMR 5 occurrence data, samples collected 2023-01-03 – 2026-06-17, final release, August 2026 (file dated Aug 28, 2026); EPA SDWIS via ECHO, 2026Q2 extract (file dated Jul 9, 2026); EPA service-area boundaries v3.0; Census 2020 ZCTAs. Database prepared 2026-09-03.

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