Poway report shows drinking water is safe and high-quality
San Diego Union Tribune –
The City of Poway’s drinking water remains high-quality according to the city’s 2019 annual Water Quality Report. The annual publication is a state and federal requirement that provides test results of water quality analysis conducted in 2019, according to a press release from the city.
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