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SALEM WATER USERS LLC

PWSID AR0000492

Serves approximately 22,775 people in Arkansas from surface water.

Last verified from Utility LCRR inventory: 2026-04-14
Known lead
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Galvanized
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SALEM WATER USERS LLC Lead Service Line Inventory

About This Water System

SALEM WATER USERS LLC serves approximately 22,775 people in Arkansas. The utility draws its water from surface sources.

Lead Service Lines: What We Know

As of now, SALEM WATER USERS LLC has not completed a full inventory of lead service lines in its system. This does not mean there are no lead lines—it means the data-gathering work is still underway or not yet reported publicly.

Federal law requires all water utilities to identify and inventory lead service lines by specific deadlines. SALEM WATER USERS LLC is subject to these requirements, but the utility has not yet shared detailed findings about:

  • How many lead service lines exist
  • How many lines are galvanized steel (which can leach lead)
  • How many lines are confirmed lead-free
  • Plans or timelines for replacing lead lines

What You Should Do Now

If you live in SALEM WATER USERS LLC's service area and are concerned about lead:

1. Contact the utility directly to ask whether your specific address is served by a lead service line. Water utilities often have records by street or address, even if they haven't published a system-wide inventory yet.

2. Request a water quality test from your utility if you're worried. Many utilities provide free or low-cost testing.

3. Use a certified lab if you test on your own. Results are more reliable and actionable than home test kits.

4. Check for lead paint and fixtures too. Lead in water is one source; older plumbing fixtures and paint are others.

If a child in your home has elevated lead levels, consult your pediatrician or local health department—not just for water, but for all possible sources.

Next Steps for Residents

  • Contact SALEM WATER USERS LLC (PWSID: AR0000492) and ask whether your property has a lead service line
  • Request a free or low-cost water test from your utility
  • Have your water tested by a certified laboratory if you suspect lead
  • Talk to your pediatrician or health department if you have health concerns

Key figures

Total inventoried lines0
BIL/IIJA funding received
Replacement plan statusNot reported
Utility's LCRR inventoryNot provided

Frequently asked

Does my water have lead in it?

We don't know yet whether SALEM WATER USERS LLC has lead service lines—the utility is still building its inventory. The best way to find out if *your home* is affected is to contact the utility directly with your address and ask if you're served by a lead line. You can also have your water tested.

How do I know if my house has a lead service line?

Call SALEM WATER USERS LLC and give them your address. They may have records showing whether your connection is lead, galvanized, copper, or plastic. If they're unsure, a certified water test or a plumber's inspection can help confirm.

Is it safe to drink the water right now?

SALEM WATER USERS LLC treats and monitors its water supply. If you're specifically concerned about lead at your address, request a free test from the utility or have a certified lab test your tap water. This gives you concrete information rather than worry.

What should I do if my child was exposed to lead?

Contact your pediatrician or local health department. They can discuss testing and next steps. Lead exposure can come from multiple sources—water, paint, dust—so it's important to talk to a health professional, not rely on online information alone.