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Missaukee County Park: health-based drinking water violation (revised total coliform rule), MI

Missaukee County Park (Michigan): health-based drinking water violation (revised total coliform rule), MI. Its population served of 25 is below the median of 142 (8th percentile). Dated 172 days ago, it serves as a historical benchmark. Score 50/100. As of 2026-11-03, from U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO.

Data as of · Compiled by Zalwin from U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO

population served: 25 · 8th percentile of 456 WaterSystemViolationPulse records · 0.2x the median

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FieldValue
Water systemMissaukee County Park
PWSIDMI2013157
System typeTransient non-community (campgrounds, restaurants)
Owner typePrivate
Population served25
LocationMI
ContaminantRevised Total Coliform Rule
Rule groupMicrobial (coliform, E. coli, treatment technique)
Compliance period2026-05-16
StatusOpen
Public notice tier2
population served percentile8th of 456 (median 142, 0.2x median)
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  • Source agency: U.S. EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) via Envirofacts and EPA ECHO
  • Record date: 2026-05-16
  • Data refreshed: 2026-11-03
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Peer benchmark and outreach value: Missaukee County Park and 28 Michigan peers

  • Michigan WaterSystemViolationPulse records like this one: 28
  • Missaukee County Park's population served: 8th percentile of 456 records
  • Timing: Low: older than 30 days
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50 / 100 Score

  • Not yet returned to compliance.

What is the WaterSystemViolationPulse record for Missaukee County Park in Michigan?

Missaukee County Park (MI), a transient non-community (campgrounds, restaurants) serving 25 people, has a health-based revised total coliform rule violation from 2026-05-16; status: open.

How does Missaukee County Park compare to other Michigan WaterSystemViolationPulse records?

Its population served of 25 is below the median (8th percentile); smaller records often move faster and face less competition. It is 172 days old; check the official source for later updates before acting.

Missaukee County Park vs. top 3 peers

OrganizationLocationAmountPercentileRecord date
Missaukee County ParkMI258th2026-05-16
Valley Falls PsdFairmont, WV4,04292nd2026-06-18
United Water SystemLA4,44694th2026-06-15
United Water SystemLA4,44694th2026-06-15

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