Lee County is served by 20 community water systems, together delivering tap water to roughly 718,766 residents, each measured against federal legal limits from public EPA and Florida records.
Utilities in Lee County Utility People served Status
Lee County UtilitiesFort Myers 282,556 1 over limit City of Cape CoralCape Coral 172,693 All under limits City of Fort MyersFort Myers 92,219 All under limits Bonita Springs UtilitiesBonita Springs 76,033 All under limits Florida Governmental Utility AuthorityLehigh Acres 32,296 All under limits Greater Pine Island Water Assoc.St James City 15,805 All under limits Island Water AssociationSanibel Island 14,784 All under limits Gateway Services DistrictFort Myers 14,553 All under limits Town of Fort Myers BeachFort Myers Beach 6,499 All under limits Citrus Park RV Resort (Bonita Terra)Bonita Springs 3,282 1 over limit Lake Fairways Mobile Home ParkNorth Fort Myers 2,000 All under limits Tamiami Village Mobile Home ParkN. Fort Myers 1,863 All under limits Pine Lakes Mobile Home ParkN. Fort Myers 1,220 All under limits Old Bridge Village Mobile Home ParkNorth Fort Myers 1,000 All under limits Fountain View RV ParkNorth Fort Myers 500 1 over limit Mobile Manor Mobile Home ParkN. Fort Myers 482 All under limits Oak Park Mobile Home VillageAlva 400 2 over limit Charleston ParkAlva 312 All under limits Useppa Island ClubBokeelia 200 4 over limit Sunset AcresNorth Fort Myers 69 All under limits Contaminants detected in the county Tap any contaminant for health info, limits, and the highest reading in the county.
Contaminant # of utilities People served
HAA5 (Haloacetic Acids)↗ 19 718,697 TTHM (Total Trihalomethanes)↗ 18 712,198 Nitrate (as N)↗ 14 679,365 Fluoride↗ 13 590,067 Sodium↗ 10 472,976 Barium↗ 7 461,543 Nitrite (as N)↗ 11 428,639 Lead (tap, 90th pct)↗ 4 347,444 Copper (tap, 90th pct)↗ 3 340,945 Arsenic↗ 4 303,920 Selenium↗ 4 283,137 Mercury (inorganic)↗ 2 282,756 Alpha emitters↗ 3 193,976 Combined Radium↗ 2 187,477 Chlorine↗ 3 122,808 Asbestos↗ 1 92,219 Gross Alpha↗ 1 92,219 Nitrate↗ 1 6,499 Copper↗ 5 6,294 Gross Alpha emitters↗ 3 4,182 Uranium↗ 3 4,182 Dalapon↗ 2 3,351 Di(2-ethylhexyl)adipate↗ 1 2,000 Antimony↗ 4 1,412 Thallium↗ 4 1,412 Chromium (total)↗ 4 1,081 Beryllium↗ 3 1,012 Cyanide↗ 3 1,012 1,1-Dichloroethylene↗ 2 812 1,2-Dichlorobenzene (o-DCB)↗ 2 812 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene↗ 2 812 cis-1,2-Dichloroethylene↗ 2 812 Dichloromethane↗ 2 812 p-Dichlorobenzene (1,4-DCB)↗ 2 812 Vinyl chloride↗ 2 812 Xylenes (total)↗ 2 812 Dibromochloropropane (DBCP)↗ 2 700 Nickel↗ 3 581 Lead↗ 2 512 Ethylene dibromide (EDB)↗ 1 500 1,1,1-Trichloroethane↗ 1 312 1,1,2-Trichloroethane↗ 1 312 1,2-Dichloroethane↗ 1 312 1,2-Dichloropropane↗ 1 312 Benzene↗ 1 312 Cadmium↗ 1 312 Carbon tetrachloride↗ 1 312 Chlorobenzene↗ 1 312 Ethylbenzene↗ 1 312 Styrene↗ 1 312 Tetrachloroethylene↗ 1 312 Toluene↗ 1 312 trans-1,2-Dichloroethylene↗ 1 312 Trichloroethylene↗ 1 312 Dioxin (2,3,7,8-TCDD)↗ 1 200 Diquat↗ 1 200 Pentachlorophenol↗ 1 200 Above the legal limit Contaminant # of utilities People served
Sodium↗ 1 200 Mercury (inorganic)↗ 1 282,556 Gross Alpha emitters↗ 1 400 Uranium↗ 1 400 Dioxin (2,3,7,8-TCDD)↗ 1 200 Data Sources EPA SDWIS Public water system identity, population and county for Lee County ret. 2026
FDEP Chemical monitoring results feeding each utility report ret. 2026
USGS WQP Groundwater chemistry from Lee County monitoring wells ret. 2026
Informational, from public EPA, Florida and USGS records. Utility figures describe the water each system delivers, not what your own plumbing adds; well figures describe typical county groundwater, not your specific well.