PROJECT ABACUSENVIRONMENTAL DATA

Bal Harbour Village

PFAS monitoring results for a public water system in Florida

FL4130077UCMR 5EPA monitoring data
9.7Highest PFOA result, ppt
42Highest PFOS result, ppt
0.733Highest Hazard Index
60Results
PWSID
FL4130077
State
Florida
System type
community water system (CWS)
Population served
3,209
City
Bal Harbour
Counties
Miami-Dade County
Primary source water
groundwater (purchased)
UCMR 5 sampling
2023-06-07 to 2023-12-06 · 1 entry point(s) · water types: GW
Service-area boundary
authoritative

PFOS ≥ 3 × its limit highest single result
PFOS ≥ 3 × its limit worst entry-point average

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These are monitoring results collected under EPA's Fifth Unregulated Contaminant Monitoring Rule (UCMR 5) at entry points, where treated water enters the distribution system; they are not tap-water samples. They are not compliance determinations: compliance with EPA's 2024 PFAS limits is judged on running annual averages of compliance monitoring, required from 2029, so a single UCMR 5 result at or above a limit is not a violation. “< MRL” means the compound was not quantified at EPA's minimum reporting level; it does not mean zero.

Water purchased from

  • North Miami, City Of (FL4130977)
    Seller's highest results: PFOA 12 ppt · PFOS 45 ppt · HI 0.87 · detected: 6:2 FTS;PFBA;PFBS;PFHpA;PFHxA;PFHxS;PFOA;PFOS;PFPeA
  • Mdwasa - Main System (FL4130871)
    Seller's highest results: PFOA 14 ppt · PFOS 33 ppt · HI 1.592 · detected: 6:2 FTS;8:2 FTS;PFBA;PFBS;PFHpA;PFHxA;PFHxS;PFNA;PFOA;PFOS;PFPeA

Seller results are the seller's own entry-point samples, not measurements of this system's water. This system's own samples (below) may reflect purchased water, its own sources, or both.

Compared with EPA's 2024 values

Highest single resultWorst entry-point average*Limit
PFOA (ppt)9.77.354
PFOS (ppt)4229.14
Hazard Index0.7330.5181.0†

“<MRL” = every result for the compound was below its reporting limit. * Mean of all samples at each entry point with non-detects = 0 (EPA compliance convention; the Hazard Index also uses non-detects = 0); a screening comparison, not a formal running annual average. † Rescission proposed May 2026. PFOA/PFOS MCL 4 ppt (2024 NPDWR, in effect). PFHxS, PFNA, HFPO-DA (10 ppt each) and the Hazard Index (1.0) are 2024 NPDWR values; EPA proposed rescinding them on 18 May 2026 (comment period closed 20 Jul 2026).

No Florida PFAS drinking-water standard in effect or proposed as of 2026-10-17: No state PFAS drinking-water MCL. Ch. 2022-203 Laws of Fla. (s. 376.91) concerns contaminated-site cleanup target levels, not drinking water.

Sampling history

Sampled 2023-06-07 to 2023-12-06 · 1 entry point(s) · water types: GW · 2 sampling visits. PFAS in ppt (ng/L).

DateEntry pointEventPFOAPFOSHIOther detections
2023-06-07Connection To Miami Dade County (GW)SE1516.20.3026:2 FTS 8.5, PFBA 12.5, PFHpA 3.9, PFHxA 7.8, PFPeA 9.1
2023-12-06Connection To Miami Dade County (GW)SE29.7420.7336:2 FTS 84, 8:2 FTS 7.4, PFBA 19, PFHpA 14, PFHxA 38, PFPeA 33

“<4” = not detected at the reporting limit shown; “n/a” = not analyzed in that sample. Highlighted = at or above the 4 ppt MCL. HI computed per sample with non-detects as 0. Other detections lists every other quantified compound (lithium in µg/L).

All results by entry point

60 results. Each column is one sampling visit (date and UCMR 5 sample event). A number is a measured concentration; “< 4” = below the minimum reporting level shown; “–” = not analyzed in that visit. PFAS in ppt (ng/L); lithium in µg/L.

Connection To Miami Dade County facility 20001 · sample point EP1 · groundwater

CompoundMRL2023-06-07
SE1		2023-12-06
SE2
6:2 FTS5 ppt8.584
8:2 FTS5 ppt< 57.4
PFBA5 ppt12.519
PFBS3 ppt46.8
PFHpA3 ppt3.914
PFHxA3 ppt7.838
PFHxS3 ppt37.3
PFOA4 ppt59.7
PFOS4 ppt16.242
PFPeA3 ppt9.133
11Cl-PF3OUdS5 ppt< 5< 5
4:2 FTS3 ppt< 3< 3
9Cl-PF3ONS2 ppt< 2< 2
ADONA3 ppt< 3< 3
HFPO-DA5 ppt< 5< 5
NEtFOSAA5 ppt< 5< 5
NFDHA20 ppt< 20< 20
NMeFOSAA6 ppt< 6< 6
PFDA3 ppt< 3< 3
PFDoA3 ppt< 3< 3
PFEESA3 ppt< 3< 3
PFHpS3 ppt< 3< 3
PFMBA3 ppt< 3< 3
PFMPA4 ppt< 4< 4
PFNA4 ppt< 4< 4
PFPeS4 ppt< 4< 4
PFTA8 ppt< 8< 8
PFTrDA7 ppt< 7< 7
PFUnA2 ppt< 2< 2
lithium9 µg/L< 9< 9

Statistics by compound

CompoundResultsDetectedHighest (date)Mean boundsKM medianP75P90P95
6:2 FTS2100%84
2023-12-06		46.25–46.25fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFBA2100%19
2023-12-06		15.75–15.75fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFBS2100%6.8
2023-12-06		5.4–5.4fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFHpA2100%14
2023-12-06		8.95–8.95fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFHxA2100%38
2023-12-06		22.9–22.9fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFHxS2100%7.3
2023-12-06		5.15–5.15fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFOA2100%9.7
2023-12-06		7.35–7.35fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFOS2100%42
2023-12-06		29.1–29.1fewer than 4 results: raw values only
PFPeA2100%33
2023-12-06		21.05–21.05fewer than 4 results: raw values only
8:2 FTS250%7.4
2023-12-06		3.7–6.2fewer than 4 results: raw values only

Never detected (20): 11Cl-PF3OUdS, 4:2 FTS, 9Cl-PF3ONS, ADONA, HFPO-DA, NEtFOSAA, NFDHA, NMeFOSAA, PFDA, PFDoA, PFEESA, PFHpS, PFMBA, PFMPA, PFNA, PFPeS, PFTA, PFTrDA, PFUnA, lithium.

Left-censored Kaplan–Meier statistics (Helsel 2005; Helsel & Lee 2006, NADA for R). Units: ppt; lithium µg/L. Each compound has one reporting limit, so the Kaplan–Meier mean equals the upper mean bound (non-detects at the MRL); the lower bound sets non-detects to 0. “<MRL” = the percentile falls below the reporting limit and cannot be estimated. These describe this system's UCMR 5 samples, not population estimates.

Sources

  • EPA UCMR 5 occurrence data text files (UCMR5_All.txt; samples 2023-01-03 to 2026-06-09; data summary dated Jul 2026)
  • EPA SDWIS via ECHO SDWA downloads, quarter 2026Q3
  • EPA Public Water System Service Areas v3 (Mar 2026)
  • US Census Bureau cartographic boundary counties 1:500k, 2024
  • EPA/USGS NHDPlus V2 (medium resolution) flowlines, Strahler order 2+

Data build 77d99d3b80c8 · 2026-10-18T04:10Z · UCMR 5 release Jul2026 · SDWIS 2026Q3. Data and methods.