KTVZ Reports– The city of Bend released a new annual water quality report that explains requirements set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have been met.
Bend mainly gets its drinking water from Bridge Creek and the quality of the water in Bend is very high before it even gets to the treatment plant, therefore very little is left to do to make it drinkable.
SOURCE: KTVZ
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