Community Water System · PWS NE3106107
Campbell, Village Of
Operator location Campbell, Nebraska - 64% of 61 violations are health-based (upper-third health share (> 23%)); groundwater source; 347 served per SDWIS.
- 347
- People served (this PWS) Smaller third of systems
- 61
- EPA violations (this PWS) Middle third of systems
- 39
- Health-based (this PWS) Upper third by health-based share
- Untested
- UCMR5 (this PWS) No UCMR5 result
Campbell, Village Of standing, mid SDWIS violation third
64% of 61 recorded violations are health-based - upper-third health share (> 23%). Corpus terciles use 29,740 systems serving 500+ (the sitemap cohort). Health-based share 64% is upper-third health share (> 23%).
The verdict
Campbell, Village Of lands in the middle third by violation volume (61), large enough for peer comparisons without matching the fleet's heaviest ledgers. Population served is smaller (347; smaller served population (≤ 999)), so each violation row represents a compact service footprint. Health-based share is 64% - most of this ledger is MCL or treatment-technique exceedance. No UCMR5 PFAS test appears for this system in this extract.
- 61
- Total EPA violations on record
- 64%
- Health-based (MCL / treatment failure)
- 347
- People served by this PWS (SDWIS)
- N/A
- PFAS compounds detected (UCMR5)
Population ordinals match the sitemap cohort (systems serving 500+, population_served DESC). See methodology · corpus placement.
Based on EPA SDWIS violation history and UCMR5 PFAS testing only, not water taste, odor, infrastructure age, or contaminants outside the federally tracked set.
System Details
- System Type
- Community
- Owner Type
- Local
- Connections
- 177
- County
- Franklin
- School/Daycare
- No
- MCL Violations
- 39
- Monitoring Violations
- 12
- Treatment Tech Violations
- 0
Violation History
Contaminant violations recorded by EPA.
| Contaminant | Category | Count | Latest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Coliform (TCR) | MCL | 39 | 2013 |
| Coliform (TCR) | MR | 12 | 2003 |
| Coliform (TCR) | Other | 6 | 1999 |
| Consumer Confidence Rule | Other | 4 | 2001 |
Violation Count vs. the National Corpus
Campbell, Village Of has 61 recorded EPA violations, 62% of the 29,740 public water systems serving 500+ people nationwide carry fewer, and 38% carry more. 64% of this system's own violations are health-based (39 of 61), and it ranks unranked by population served among that same cohort.
EPA violations vs. the national water-system corpus
Public water systems serving 500+ people (EPA SDWIS)
61 Around the middle fewer violations than 38% of 29,740 water systems
the national water-system corpus, bucketed by value
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Source EPA SDWIS · 2026-05-15
How many violations vs. how serious, among peer systems
Campbell, Village Of plotted against 29 peer public water systems (500+ people served), by total violation count (x) and the share of those violations that are health-based (y). The crosshair sits at this sample's own median on each axis. A high violation count does not automatically mean a serious record: most monitoring and reporting violations are minor, not health-based.
Violation volume vs. health-based share
Health-based violations on Campbell, Village Of
39 health-based rows in the tables above map to MCL or treatment-technique exceedances, verify each contaminant code on the federal SDWIS report for NE3106107.
Sources: EPA SDWIS
Nationwide peers
61 violations · 347 served: nearest cross-state SDWIS matches.
Cross-state systems near this violation count
Nearest cross-state community systems (500+ served) by total SDWIS violations on record.
What to do with Campbell, Village Of
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