Hawaii
Yes. Tap water in Hawaii, United States is low risk across 42 listed water systems.
- 42Low
- 0Medium
- 0High
- 0Critical
- Fort ShafterLow risk
- Hawaii Volcanoes Nat.parkLow risk
- Hawaiian BeachesLow risk
- Hilo7 systems · low risk
- Honolulu7 systems · low risk
- Joint Base Pearl Harbor HickamLow risk
- KalāheoLow risk
- KaneoheLow risk
- KapaluaLow risk
- KaunakakaiLow risk
- Kekaha-WaimeaLow risk
- Kula2 systems · low risk
- Kā‘anapaliLow risk
- KīlaueaLow risk
- LahainaLow risk
- Lihue2 systems · low risk
- Lā‘ieLow risk
- MakawaoLow risk
- MoanaluaLow risk
- PrincevilleLow risk
- Schofield Barracks2 systems · low risk
- Wahiawā2 systems · low risk
- Waikoloa2 systems · low risk
- WailukuLow risk
- WaipioLow risk
Covers community water systems serving 3,300 people or more. The rating uses health-based violations of federal drinking-water standards in the last three years, and whether those violations have been fixed. Each system is placed at a town it serves, so positions are approximate.
Common questions
Can I drink the tap water in Hawaii, United States?
Yes. Tap water in Hawaii, United States is low risk across 42 listed water systems.
Where do these ratings come from?
US EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System. Period covered: October 2023 to September 2026.