You could argue that its one of the most important aspects of a thriving city. And when it comes to the City of Sioux Falls, its drinking water, it’s a mixed bag.
The website, EWG.ORG has a database built up of thousands of communities throughout the U.S. If you simply type in the zip code of your town, you’ll likely find all kinds of info on the drinking water in your area. For Sioux Falls, there are some encouraging signs, but also a few things to be aware of.
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Where Does Sioux Falls Get Its Drinking Water?
The City of Sioux Falls receives its drinking water from the Big Sioux River (surface water), the Big Sioux Aquifer, the Middle Skunk Creek Aquifer (ground water), and treated water from the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System. All drinking water sources (both tap water and bottled water) include rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, reservoirs, springs, and wells. All of these sources contain some naturally occurring substances.
-City of Sioux Falls Website…