In an effort to continue to support our community in nurturing a healthy,
drug free lifestyle lets take a look at a brief Red Ribbon Campaign creation video.

Red Ribbon video (Youtube)

The City recently sent its water customers a State mandated notice in the mail that gave some customers the impression the City’s drinking water did not meet water quality standards—that is not accurate. The Santa Fe Springs Water Utility Authority is required to monitor your drinking water for lead and copper on a regular basis. During 2019, we did not collect three of the required 30 lead and copper samples during the June 1 to September 30 monitoring period; three of the required lead and copper samples were collected late, in October 2019. At no time was the water quality impaired or in question.

The collected samples show we are meeting drinking water standards. This sampling effort is required by the State of California, and is being accomplished through the cooperation of homeowners and residents. Unlike other contaminant monitoring, the samples for lead and copper testing must come from regularly used cold water taps inside customers’ homes, thus the City relies on the residents to collect and return water samples in a timely manner. The notice letter that was sent to each customer had confusing language that was required by the State of California and could not be amended in any way. Sorry for the confusion and it is hoped that this clarification is helpful in illustrating that your drinking water has always met water quality standards

The City of Santa Fe Springs congratulates newly appointed Chief of Police, Chief Aviv Bar. Chief Bar is proud to continue to serve the City of Santa Fe Springs and maintain a safe community for all.

For more information, please visit the City's Election page at https://www.santafesprings.org/cityhall/clerk/election.asp

Community Workshop #2 - November 5, 2020 at 6:00pm

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http://zoom.us/j/3251078849

Meeting ID: 325 107 8849