RAPID CITY, SD—Rapid City has issued its Drinking Water Quality Report for the 2025 reporting year.

            The report is available online at www.rcgov.org and visiting the Water Division page. It is also available in hard copy from the City’s Cashier/Finance Office, Public Works counter on second floor of City Hall and by contacting the City’s Water Division. Customers received a web link to the report in their June utility bills.

            The Water Quality Report is an annual update provided by the Rapid City Water Division, detailing important updates and information on timely topics involving the department and community. This year’s annual report provides the latest test results on various regulated substances in the City’s drinking water system, the status on the lead service line inventory project, factoids about the City’s water system, reminders on water conservation measures, helpful hints on water conservation lawn care and recognition of the City of Rapid City for a 23^rd consecutive year by the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources’ with the Secretary’s Award for Drinking Water Excellence.

            “The annual report provides a good summary of the work and efforts of the Rapid City Water Division from 2025,” said City Water Superintendent Eric Boyda. “There is also important test result information along with updates and helpful information.”

            The annual report also includes important health information and a profile of substances and materials found in source water. The report also contains the photographic submissions of the 2025 Drinking Water Week Photo Contest winners.

            The annual drinking water quality reports dating back to 2017 are also available on the City’s Water Division page.