Village of DeGraff, Ohio

The Village of DeGraff is located in Logan County and is the home of the Riverside Local School District.

DEGRAFF CITY BUILDING:
107 S. Main St., DeGraff, OH 43318
Phone: (937) 585-6632

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Consumer Confidence Reports

Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs), also known as water quality reports or drinking water quality reports, provide you with important information about the quality of your drinking water. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) requires every community water supplier to provide a CCR to its customers.

| 2021 Consumer Confidence Report (PDF) |
| 2020 Consumer Confidence Report (PDF) |
| 2019 Consumer Confidence Report (PDF) |

Understanding Your Consumer Confidence Report

Information in your report is often tailored to local water systems, so not all CCRs look alike. Some of the water quality information included in your report can help you understand how your drinking water can affect your health. For example, your water source may contain harmful germs, chemicals, and minerals. Some of these contaminants occur naturally (for example, arsenic), while others come from environmental contamination like sewage discharge, industrial waste, or runoff from plant or animal farming. Not all contaminants are bad. Some things listed as “contaminants” in your CCR can improve water quality, such as the appropriate amount of a disinfectant that keeps your water safe from harmful germs. For example, if your water utility adds chlorine or chloramine to the water, these disinfectants will be listed as contaminants even though they protect your health and kill harmful waterborne germs.

Contaminants marked as “violated” are present at levels higher than EPA allows. Knowing what levels of contaminants are in your water source—and whether those contaminants are harmful—can help you determine whether you should take additional actions to protect yourself and your family from potential water-related illnesses. EPA determines what levels of contaminants are safe to have in drinking water. Your CCR will show whether your water source has a higher level of contaminants than recommended.

CCRs must explain violations, how they may affect your health, and how the problem will be fixed. Review of your last several CCRs may help you understand if the violation is an ongoing issue (keeping in mind even single violations may be concerning).

Ask your local water utility, your local health department, and your healthcare provider for more information about how the quality of your drinking water may affect your health.

EPA requires a CCR section on Cryptosporidium. This section does not necessarily mean that your drinking water has the Cryptosporidium parasite. All CCRs are required to provide an educational statement about avoiding this parasite for people who are in groups with a higher risk of illness from it. This parasite can cause severe diarrheal illness and can be dangerous for people with weakened immune systems, even at low levels. It is also hard to kill, even with chlorine disinfection of water.

Source: Center of Disease Control and Prevention

 

 

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Stephanie Orsborne
Mayor
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Ken McAlexander
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Chris Prickett
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT
    • DeGraff Overview
    • Village Government
    • Village of DeGraff Meeting Minutes
  • HISTORY
    • Historic Timeline
    • “History of DeGraff”, By Daniel Evan Strayer
    • The DeGraff Fire of 1914
    • People With Impact
    • Historic Glimpses of Logan County
    • The DeGraff Creamery
    • Poems of DeGraff
  • DEPARTMENTS
    • DeGraff Police Department
    • Fire Department
    • Village Departments
    • Planning & Zoning
  • VILLAGE LIFE
    • Churches in DeGraff
    • Riverside Local Schools
    • DeGraff Park
    • Recreation
    • Greenwood Cemetery
  • DOCUMENTS
    • Village Ordinances & Resolutions
    • Consumer Confidence Reports
    • Village of DeGraff Meeting Minutes
    • Tax Documents & Information
    • DeGraff Park Facility Permit
  • PAY BILLS
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DeGraff Emergency Siren….

Both of DeGraff's emergency warning sirens are currently not working. We are working to remedy the situation as soon as possible. Please watch local news stations and/or listen to WPKO for emergency weather announcements to make sure you and your family remain safe. We will continue to try and post … [Read More...]

Spring Brush/Limb Pickup Scheduled…..

The Village will provide the spring brush/limb pickup starting the week of May 16, 2022 through May 20, 2022. Guidelines: 1. Limbs are not to exceed five (5) feet in length and two (2) inches in diameter. 2. Piles of brush should be on lawns or close to the curb. (Please do not place over … [Read More...]

Village Wide Garage Sales……

Village Wide garage Sales will be held June 4, 2022. … [Read More...]

Lost Phone…

  Cell phone was found on Main Street. The phone is located at the Village building if this is yours. Must know case color to retrieve. Thank you! … [Read More...]

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