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City to require lead service inventory and cross-connection survey from utility customers

August 10, 2026 | Pateros, Okanogan County, Washington


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City to require lead service inventory and cross-connection survey from utility customers
City Administrator Jord Wilson told the council the city will distribute a lead service inventory form and a cross-connection survey to every utility customer as part of regulatory and safety compliance work. "It is mandatory that each utility user fill out the information sheet and return it to city hall," he said.

Wilson also reviewed Commercial Avenue upgrade projects and noted the reader-board sign removal planned for Wednesday. The utility survey and lead-service inventory are presented as city requirements; the minutes do not specify penalties or enforcement steps for noncompliance.

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