2025 Water Quality Testing Results

As part of the New York State (NYS) mandate to conduct testing of our schools' drinking water, schools must identify all outlets that are or may be used for drinking or cooking.

The collection of water samples was performed by LaBella Associates staff following the requirements of NYS regulations as well as U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) Technical Guidance Document "3-T's for Reducing Lead in Drinking Water in Schools."

The chart below lists potential potable water fixtures in district buildings that have been identified as having concentrations above the NYS Action Level of 5 part per billion (ppb). To comply with NYS regulations, response actions are required by the district. We are pleased to report that all drinking fountains and bottle-fill stations district-wide were below the 5 ppb action level.

Results of the First Draw Testing Above 5 parts per billion

What is being done in response to the results?

Faucets and water outlets throughout the district that are not used for drinking or cooking were not tested and a sign was posted at each outlet indicating that the sink is not to be used for drinking. Outlets that tested below the action level remain in service with no restrictions.

These results have been uploaded to the State Health Department database and results and remediation action plans have been shared with the Monroe County Health Department.

For more information regarding the testing program or sampling results, please contact Blaine Cunningham, director of facilities, at (585) 265-6585.

View all of the 2025 Lead in Drinking Water Testing and letters to families at this link.