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Visit Guam EPA and find out more about their interim guidance on the island's dieldrin challenges and what it means for all of our water safety use.
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COURTESY BOTTLED WATER DISTRIBUTION FOR SANTA ROSA/YIGO AREA CUSTOMERS ENDING NOV. 12
The Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) announced today that its courtesy bottled water distribution for customers in the Santa Rosa/Yigo area will conclude on Wednesday, Nov. 12, following four consecutive weeks of sampling and analysis at Well Y-15. Laboratory results of water samples collected on Oct. 11, 16, 23, and 29 all showed non-detect levels for dieldrin in the treated water. These consistent results confirm that the water from Well Y-15 is now safe to drink, cook wi
GWA News
Nov 101 min read


MULTIPLE TEST RESULTS CONFIRM Y-15 TREATMENT SYSTEM EFFECTIVE, GWA REQUESTS GEPA RESCIND DO NOT DRINK ADVISORY
Today, the Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) submitted a formal response to the Guam Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), requesting to rescind the “Do Not Drink Without Treatment” advisory for the Santa Rosa/Yigo area. GWA’s letter follows four weeks of comprehensive monitoring, treatment, and testing that confirms GWA’s drinking water from well Y-15 has no detection of dieldrin. Laboratory analysis performed with raw and finished water samples collected on Oct. 11, Oct. 16
GWA News
Nov 72 min read


Dieldrin IAL Update Release No. 4: FOR THE THIRD WEEK IN A ROW, TEST RESULTS SHOW NO DETECTION OF DIELDRIN AT WELL Y-15, TREATMENT SOLUTION SUCCESSFUL
No dieldrin has been detected at well Y-15 in Yigo after treatment, according to confirmed laboratory analysis after three rounds of testing. The results of “non-detect” continues to affirm the Guam Waterworks Authority’s (GWA) interim treatment system at well Y-15 has successfully removed dieldrin levels. This system, completed on Oct. 10, uses granular activated carbon (GAC) filtration, an EPA-approved and proven technology used to remove contaminants like dieldrin and PFA
GWA News
Nov 42 min read


GWA RETURNS TO REGULAR CALL CENTER HOURS
Effective immediately, Guam Waterworks Authority (GWA) customer service call center will return to normal hours of Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Customers can reach the call center at 671-647-7800 / 7803. Additionally, customers may submit questions and service requests to the online customer portal at gwa.custhelp.com at their convenience. The return to normal hours comes after GWA previously offered extended call center
GWA Customer Service
Oct 231 min read


Point of Entry (POE) / Point-of-Use (POU) Filtration System Program Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Application forms available online. Review the FAQ's provided below to help you select the correct application form to submit to GWA....
GWA Customer Service
Oct 104 min read


GWA General Manager Miguel C. Bordallo addresses timeline of dieldrin response to the Mayors' Council of Guam.
Mayors' Council of Guam Regular Monthly Meeting - October 1, 2025
GWA News
Oct 21 min read
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