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Environment - Drinking Water Testing

Provided by: Government of Prince Edward Island - Department of Land and Environment - AKA: Formerly Department of Environment, Energy and Climate Action; Department of Environment, Water and Climate Change

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Provides drinking water testing services to measure bacteria levels and for chemical analysis.

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Provides drinking water testing services to measure bacteria levels and for chemical analysis.

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Description:	Provides drinking water testing services to measure bacteria levels and for chemical analysis.
Eligibility:	Property owners or occupants
Fees:	No fees for Islanders with residential well water
How to Access:	Visit PEI Analytical Laboratories or any Access PEI site outside Charlottetown to pick up sample bottles and a sample submission form * Samples must be submitted in bottles supplied by one of the official locations * Check website for further information about the process of submitting samples
Documents Required:	Completed sample submission form and water samples
Language:	English
Website:	https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/environment-energy-and-climate-action/testing-of-drinking-water
Coverage Area:	Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island
Program Hours:	Varies by location * See website for specific hours for each location

PEI Analytical Laboratories- AKA: PEIAL

BioCommons Park, 23 Innovation Way, Charlottetown, PE C1E 0B7
Coverage Area: Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible
October to May: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5pm
June to September: Mon-Fri 8am-4pm
https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/agriculture/pei-analytical-laboratories-peial
peiextension@gov.pe.ca

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