DOTHAN, Ala. (WDNews) — Dothan Utilities’ 2025 Annual Water Quality Report shows the city’s drinking water met all federal and state drinking water standards during the most recent testing period.
The annual Consumer Confidence Report details the quality of water delivered to homes and businesses across Dothan and includes testing results for a wide range of contaminants regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Alabama Department of Environmental Management.
Among the report’s findings, Dothan Utilities reported no violations of drinking water standards. Testing also found no positive samples for total coliform bacteria, which is used as an indicator of potential contamination in public water systems.
The report notes that Dothan’s water is routinely tested for dozens of contaminants, including bacteria, disinfectants, metals, inorganic compounds, organic compounds and other substances that could affect drinking water quality.
Utility officials said water supplied to customers continues to meet all health-based standards established by state and federal regulators. The report also outlines the treatment processes used to ensure water remains safe before reaching homes and businesses throughout the city.
The annual report is designed to provide transparency to customers and help residents better understand where their drinking water comes from, how it is treated and how its quality is monitored throughout the year.
Residents can review the full report through Dothan Utilities for detailed testing results and additional information about the city’s water system.
