Water customers to receive 2022 confidence report
As noted at the June 26 Bluffton Council meeting, the 2022 Drinking Water Consumer Confidence Report is now available.
The report can be found at www.bluffton-ohio.com/water/ or at the Town Hall, 154 N. Main St. In summary: The water supplied by the Village of Bluffton in 2022 was compliant with EPA regulations.
A copy of this report will be mailed out to all water customers on June 26 to meet federal notification requirements. A website link will be shared on the water bills due July 25 to Village water customers.
The report answers these questions:
- Quat is the source of [Village of Bluffton] drinking water?
- What are sources of contaminiation to drinking water?
- Who needs to take special precautions?
The Village of Bluffton recieves its drinking water from the Village of Ottawa, which draws water from the Blanchard River and treats it to meet drinking water quality standards. The Village of Ottawa also conducts sampling for more than 80 different contaminants.
The attached "Table 1" lists microbiological, inorganic, radioactive, residual disinfectants, volatile organic, and unregulated contaminants.
Stories Posted This Week
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
- Bluffton University offers $1,000 annual award to enrollees who visit campus
- September 2 Bluffton High School athletics lineup, streaming
- Pirate golf 3rd in NWC quad
- Pirate volleyball sweeps Elida
- Pirate boys soccer loss vs. Van Buren
- Pirate girls soccer win vs. Spencerville
- August 2026 land transfers in the Bluffton school district
- Bluffton alumnus to share grandmother's fight for U.S. citizenship
Tuesday, September 1, 2026
- Beavers sports roundup, August 2026
- Pirate golfers split tri
- ICYMI: August 2026 Bluffton Icon Highlights
- Nisly to present colloquium on Hemingway’s “The Old Man and the Sea”
- Bluffton School district mails 2026-2027 Summer District Newsletter
- Emmanuel UCC is 2026 Bluffton Family Y coed softball champion
Monday, August 31, 2026
Sunday, August 30, 2026
- Vickie Diane Little was a registered nurse
- Nancy Ann Wheeler Andrews worked for First Federal Savings and Loan
- Donor generosity powers Bluffton U technology upgrade
- Pirates girls soccer blanked by Sylvania
- Pirate volleyball drops 2 in close tri-match
- Pirate cross country opens Fall 2026 at DSJ Invite
- Back to School Days at Bluffton Public Library