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St Helens, Oregon: Is the Tap Water Safe to Drink?

2026 EPA water quality data for 11 community water systems serving 16,397+ residents. See violations, PFAS results, lead test results, and safety grades — free.

Is St Helens Tap Water Safe to Drink?

St Helens has 11 community water systems. 8 of 11 graded systems meet all EPA standards (grade A or B), while 3 have recorded violations. No active health-based violations are currently open. Check individual system reports below for specifics.

St Helens Water Quality Overview

St Helens, Oregon is served by 11 community water systems providing water to approximately 16,397 residents. These systems draw from groundwater (10), gwudi (1) sources. St Helens water systems have recorded 21 health-based violations in their history, though none are currently active. Including monitoring and reporting violations, there are 471 total violations on record.

11
Water Systems
21
Health Violations
8/11
Rated A or B
1
PFAS Tested
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All 11 water systems in St Helens

ST HELENS, CITY OF A
ST HELENS, OR · 13,410 people · GWUDI ✓ No recent health violations
WARREN WATER ASSOCIATION A
ST HELENS, OR · 2,050 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
COLUMBIA CO PKS-CAMP WILKERSON A
ST HELENS, OR · 200 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
COLUMBIA CO PKS-HUDSON/PARCHER A
ST HELENS, OR · 200 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
TIMBERLINE BAPTIST CHURCH A
ST HELENS, OR · 150 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
COLUMBIA CO PKS-BIG EDDY A
ST HELENS, OR · 125 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
DEER ISLAND WATERWORKS C
ST HELENS, OR · 90 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
DEER ISLAND HEIGHTS WS C
ST HELENS, OR · 60 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
COLUMBIA RIVER PUD A
ST HELENS, OR · 45 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations
CROWN MOBILE HOME PARK C
ST HELENS, OR · 42 people · Groundwater 2 health violations in past 5 yrs
COLUMBIA CO PKS-SCAPONIA A
ST HELENS, OR · 25 people · Groundwater ✓ No recent health violations

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

St Helens Drinking Water: Frequently Asked Questions

Is St Helens, Oregon tap water safe to drink?

St Helens has 11 community water systems. 8 of 11 graded systems meet all EPA standards (grade A or B), while 3 have recorded violations. No active health-based violations are currently open. Check individual system reports below for specifics.

How many water utilities serve St Helens, Oregon?

11 community water systems serve St Helens, Oregon, providing water to approximately 16,397 people. Different neighborhoods may be served by different utilities. Enter your ZIP code at the top to find your specific provider.

Does St Helens 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 St Helens drinking water?

EPA violation records for St Helens 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 St Helens?

Enter your St Helens 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).