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City of Shreveport issues water quality notice

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SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) — The City of Shreveport has issued a water quality notice to address concerns citizens have about the water supply.

The notice is to provide clarity to citizens who may have received a 4th quarter trihalomethanes (TTHMs) violation notice in the mail.

The city says the water is safe to drink and that the notice is related to a short-term issue from June 2025 that has already been addressed.

The city released the following graphic to answer common questions on the issue:

The City of Shreveport issues a water quality notice(KSLA)

The city is currently building a new water tower, with anticipated completion in spring of 2026.

“Through ongoing investments like this, the City continues to maintain a safe, efficient, and sustainable water system that serves citizens and businesses in Shreveport,” said the city in their Fall 2025 Clean Water Report.

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