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New Smyrna Beach, Florida: Is the Tap Water Safe to Drink?

2026 EPA water quality data for 11 community water systems serving 68,959+ residents. See violations, PFAS results, lead test results, and safety grades — free.

Is New Smyrna Beach Tap Water Safe to Drink?

Based on the latest EPA data, New Smyrna Beach tap water meets all federal drinking water standards. All 11 tested systems have received a safety grade of A or B, with no active health-based violations.

New Smyrna Beach Water Quality Overview

New Smyrna Beach, Florida is served by 11 community water systems providing water to approximately 68,959 residents. These systems draw from groundwater sources. New Smyrna Beach water systems have recorded 6 health-based violations in their history, though none are currently active. Including monitoring and reporting violations, there are 102 total violations on record.

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Water Systems
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Health Violations
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Rated A or B
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All 11 water systems in New Smyrna Beach

CITY OF NEW SMYRNA BEACH A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 67,847 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
SUGAR MILL RUINS TRAVEL PARK A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 350 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
EVER AFTER FARM A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 200 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
FLORIDA PALMS ESTATE LLC A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 200 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
LAKE ASHBY MHP A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 92 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
COVERED WAGON CAMPGROUND A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 80 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
SPRING GARDEN RANCH A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 70 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
COASTAL RIVER RV RESORT A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 45 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
NEW SMYRNA BEACH SPEEDWAY A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 25 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
SOPOTNICK'S CABBAGE PATCH TAVERN A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 25 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
SPACE COAST CHURCH AND CHRISTIAN ACADEMY A
NEW SMYRNA BEACH, FL · 25 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations

Looking for water quality data across the whole state? See our full Florida tap water safety report covering Florida’s EPA-regulated water systems.

New Smyrna Beach Drinking Water: Frequently Asked Questions

Is New Smyrna Beach, Florida tap water safe to drink?

Based on the latest EPA data, New Smyrna Beach tap water meets all federal drinking water standards. All 11 tested systems have received a safety grade of A or B, with no active health-based violations.

How many water utilities serve New Smyrna Beach, Florida?

11 community water systems serve New Smyrna Beach, Florida, providing water to approximately 68,959 people. Different neighborhoods may be served by different utilities. Enter your ZIP code at the top to find your specific provider.

Does New Smyrna Beach tap water have lead?

Lead in drinking water typically enters from old pipes and fixtures inside homes and buildings, not from the treatment plant. The EPA requires water systems to monitor for lead under the Lead and Copper Rule. Click any water system above to see its most recent 90th-percentile lead test results. Homes built before 1986 are most likely to have lead plumbing components.

What contaminants have been found in New Smyrna Beach drinking water?

EPA violation records for New Smyrna Beach water systems are listed on each utility's report page. Common regulated contaminants include disinfection byproducts (TTHMs, HAA5), coliform bacteria, nitrates, and lead. Click any utility above to see its full violation history going back 10 years.

How do I find out which water company serves my address in New Smyrna Beach?

Enter your New Smyrna Beach ZIP code in the search box at the top of this page. ClearWater will identify the specific water system serving your area and show you its EPA violation history, lead test results, and an overall safety grade. You can also check your water bill or your utility's annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR).