Mississippi Public Water Systems Phase 2 PFAS Settlement

MISSISSIPPI
PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS PHASE 2 PFAS SETTLEMENT

Mississippi’s water systems are at a critical decision point.

HOW MUCH COULD YOUR PWS RECEIVE?

The settlement administrator will evaluate factors such as:

PFAS concentration levels in your water sources.
Adjusted flow rates (based on your three highest years in a 10-year period).

Mississippi cities with high PFAS scores could qualify for a 4x multiplier on their PFAS settlement awards, potentially unlocking millions of dollars for their PWS.

A list of Mississippi PWS’s that qualify for the 3M and DuPont settlements is provided at the end of this page.

Estimated Flow Rates:

We estimate flow rates are approximately 1,500 GPM per 10,000 people served.

This is an estimate and there may be variation due to many factors including commercial use of the water system.

The actual flow rate is known by the water utility.

Flow Rate (gpm) / PFAS Score	100	250	500	1,000	1,500	5,000	10,000	25,000	50,000	100,000	300,000
2	$36,240	$70,013	$115,244	$189,694	$253,898	$603,369	$993,106	$1,918,881	$3,157,910	$5,196,296	$11,436,561
4	$145,785	$281,723	$463,713	$763,253	$1,021,550	$2,427,216	$3,994,261	$7,714,149	$12,687,352	$20,855,641	$45,758,953
10	$148,252	$286,489	$471,559	$776,166	$1,038,832	$2,468,269	$4,061,800	$7,844,507	$12,901,569	$21,207,290	$46,527,259
50	$164,724	$318,320	$523,950	$862,394	$1,154,236	$2,742,397	$4,512,775	$8,714,863	$14,331,681	$23,554,481	$51,652,815
100	$185,313	$358,108	$589,437	$970,176	$1,298,484	$3,085,022	$5,076,399	$9,802,456	$16,118,368	$26,485,901	$58,047,466
250	$247,082	$477,467	$785,890	$1,293,499	$1,731,188	$4,112,663	$6,766,639	$13,062,886	$21,472,088	$35,263,074	$77,149,868
500	$350,027	$676,390	$1,113,285	$1,832,294	$2,452,225	$5,824,623	$9,581,606	$18,489,120	$30,373,873	$49,834,987	$108,717,963
750	$452,968	$875,299	$1,440,643	$2,370,993	$3,173,089	$7,535,613	$12,393,952	$23,905,608	$39,249,406	$64,336,461	$139,954,105
1000	$555,906	$1,074,195	$1,767,967	$2,909,596	$3,893,781	$9,245,635	$15,203,680	$29,312,376	$48,098,804	$78,768,005	$170,863,503

The ranges provided in the 3M Estimated Allocation Range Table are based on data publicly available at the time of the Settlement, reasonable assumptions, and good faith estimates. The ranges presented in this Table are not the actual settlement awards that will be allocated to each Impacted Water Source because: certain data is not publicly available; the full extent of Impacted Water Sources is unknown; and the extent of participation in the settlement among putative members of the Settlement Class is unknown.

STAG LIUZZA: PROVEN RESULTS

Stag Liuzza has decades of experience handling environmental litigation nationwide. The judge overseeing the national AFFF PFAS litigation appointed Mike Stag to the PEC. Our PFAS lawyers have secured billions in settlements from 3M and DuPont. Whether you represent a small rural water district or a large metropolitan area, we can help you navigate PFAS lawsuits, federal court proceedings, and all aspects of filing a successful PFAS settlement claim. Stag Liuzza’s track record includes:

A major water district serving over 200,000 customers, estimated to receive $14 million+ in settlement funds
A mid-size municipality serving 15,000 customers, estimated to recover $3.3 million
A smaller town serving 5,000 customers, expected to obtain $4.7 million in funding

Mississippi municipalities have the opportunity to access vital funding through Phase 2 of the national PFAS settlement with 3M and DuPont. This funding is essential for PWS to reimburse PFAS-related costs, conduct water testing, implement remediation plans, and establish long-term protection against PFAS contamination.

Missing key deadlines will forfeit settlement funds owed to Mississippi public drinking water systems, and put significant financial strain on both systems and rate payers.

PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS: PFAS SETTLEMENT - KEY INFORMATION

Mississippi’s public drinking water systems are at a critical juncture in the fight against PFAS contamination. These PFAS chemicals—often called “forever chemicals”—pose serious health concerns for residents, threaten local ecosystems, and can result in tens of millions of dollars in remediation costs if left unaddressed. Many products, including firefighting foam, electronics, and packaging, contain PFAS. This contributes to environmental contamination and serious health risks.

The Phase 2 PFAS Settlement available to many Mississippi cities and towns provides financial resources to help municipalities test for, mitigate, and manage PFAS exposure in their water supply in order to follow compliance with evolving federal guidelines and safeguarding public health.

The Phase 2 Public Water System Settlement provides essential funding for Mississippi public water systems to tackle PFAS contamination. This settlement supports PFAS remediation and ensures compliance with federal PFAS standards.

These resources enable municipalities to identify and remediate contamination effectively, helping protect their water systems. Acting promptly reduces the financial burden of treatment measures and ensures compliance with federal PFAS standards.

KEY DEADLINES FOR
MISSISSIPPI WATER SYSTEMS:

JANUARY 1, 2026

JULY 1, 2026

JULY 31, 2026

AUGUST 1, 2026

DECEMBER 31, 2030

Phase Two Testing Claims Form

Phase Two Baseline Testing

Phase Two Action Fund Claims Form

Phase Two Special Needs Claims Form

Final deadline for Phase Two Supplemental Claims.

JANUARY 1, 2026

Phase Two Testing Claims Form

JULY 1, 2026

Phase Two Baseline Testing

JULY 31, 2026

Phase Two Action Fund Claims Form

AUGUST 1, 2026

Phase Two Special Needs Claims Form

DECEMBER 31, 2030

Final deadline for Phase Two Supplemental Claims.

Time is Running Out!

Secure critical funding today. PWS cannot wait to take action later. This settlement is the only opportunity to receive funds from 3M and DuPont.

BENEFITS OF FILING FOR
THE PHASE 2 SETTLEMENT?

The Phase 2 Settlement offers vital financial and legal benefits to Mississippi’s municipalities. Below is an introduction to the core advantages:

01. REDUCED FINANCIAL
BURDEN:

Settlement awards alleviate expensive out-of-pocket expenses for municipalities, saving customers from substantial rate hikes. The settlement pays a PWS even if the PFAS detection levels are below the EPA 4 ppt standard.

02. PROTECT PUBLIC
HEALTH:

Early identification and treatment of drinking water contaminated with PFAS can limit adverse outcomes for public drinking water systems.

03. ENSURE
COMPLIANCE:

The EPA has set a national standard of 4 ppt for PFOA and PFOS. Public drinking water systems are required to test pursuant to UCMR-5. National Clean Drinking Water Act standards will apply to most PWS.

04. LONG-TERM COMMUNITY
SAFEGUARD:

Address PFAS contamination proactively and secure funds necessary to respond to unfunded national mandates.

UNDERSTANDING PFAS CONTAMINATION

PFAS, or per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances, are a group of synthetic chemicals that have been widely used in various industries and consumer products. These chemicals are known for their resistance to heat, water, and oil, making them useful in applications such as non-stick cookware, food packaging, and firefighting foam. However, PFAS have also been linked to serious health concerns, including cancer, thyroid disease, and reproductive issues.

PFAS are often referred to as “forever chemicals” because they do not break down naturally in the environment and can persist for hundreds of years. This persistence has led to widespread contamination of soil, water, and air, making PFAS a widespread environmental and public health concern.

HEALTH EFFECTS OF
PFAS EXPOSURE

Exposure to PFAS has been linked to a range of serious health effects, including:

CANCER:

PFAS have been linked to an increased risk of certain types of cancer, including testicular and kidney cancer.

THYROID CONDITIONS:

PFAS have been shown to disrupt thyroid function, leading to conditions such as hypothyroidism.

REPRODUCTIVE ISSUES:

PFAS have been linked to reproductive problems, including reduced fertility and increased risk of pregnancy complications.

IMMUNE SYSTEM SUPPRESSION:

PFAS have been shown to weaken the immune system, making people more susceptible to illness and infection.

The health effects of PFAS exposure can be severe and long-lasting, making it essential to take steps to minimize exposure and address contamination.

PFAS CONTAMINATION & REMEDIATION IN MISSISSIPPI

PFAS chemicals are widely used across various industries, including firefighting foam (aqueous film-forming foam), food packaging, and other everyday products. Over time, these harmful chemicals have seeped into drinking water supplies, contaminated groundwater, and even private drinking water wells throughout Mississippi.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other government agencies have issued guidelines under legislation such as the Toxic Substances Control Act and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act to address PFAS pollution. Mississippi municipalities must take swift action to meet these federal guidelines, mitigate legal exposure, and protect public health.

Public drinking water systems in Mississippi can expect to receive millions of dollars in settlement funds needed to respond to PFAS in its water sources. The 3M and DuPont Phase 2 settlement offers financial support necessary to avoid passing the bill to taxpayers and rate payers.

ESTIMATED SETTLEMENT AWARDS:

Municipalities with any detectable PFAS and significant flow rates could qualify for awards in millions.

MULTIPLIER EFFECT:

Municipalities with any detectable PFAS and significant flow rates could qualify for awards in millions.

Without action, Mississippi PWS’s with detectable levels of PFAS may face long-term consequences, including increased public health risks, regulatory action, reduced property values, and significant financial burdens.

DON'T RISK LOSING FUNDING FOR
MISSISSIPPI'S PUBLIC WATER SYSTEMS

Municipalities across Mississippi face potential remediation expenses in the tens of millions. Litigation to recover costs from the PFAS industry is ongoing at the federal level. The AFFF Product Liability Litigation is the national case that resulted in the $13.6 Billion settlement with 3M and Dupont.

Public water systems in Mississippi risk losing out on millions of dollars if they fail to take legal action. Specifically, water systems must meet not only the settlement deadlines, but also evaluate any unsettled damage claims. These claims include costs to public waste water and sewage treatment systems. Many defendants in the litigation have not settled with public drinking water systems in the hope that they will fail to take action. Public water systems that fail to act before the deadlines will forfeit their claim to millions of dollars in funding.

Therefore, public water systems must take immediate action to protect their financial interests.

MEET EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBER, MIKE STAG

Mike Stag, a member of the court-appointed Executive Committee for PFAS litigation, currently represents PWS in 26 states to claim their share of the $13.6 Billion settlement fund.

STEPS FOR FILING A PFAS CLAIM

For Mississippi municipalities and public water systems, filing a settlement claim and joining the ongoing litigation is a critical step in securing the financial and legal protections your community needs. Below is a brief overview for municipal water systems looking to recover costs related to PFAS:

Test Each Water Source for PFAS

Arrange for reputable laboratory testing to determine PFAS concentration levels in your public water sources. The settlement terms require testing of each PWS water source.
The settlement pays the PWS if there are any positive detections, even below the EPA’s 4 ppt standard.

Stag Liuzza may be able to help cover the costs of testing.

Retain Experienced PFAS Counsel

Partner with an environmental law firm specializing in PFAS litigation to navigate complex legal settlement terms.
Hiring an attorney can help you meet strict court deadlines, gather essential documentation, and maximize potential settlement money.

File Your PFAS Settlement Claim

Submit all required documentation, including PFAS testing results and flow rate data, to initiate your claim.
Stay compliant with court deadlines and settlement requirements to avoid disqualification and secure settlement funds.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

01. What is the Phase 2 PFAS Settlement program?

It is a nationwide agreement that provides funding and cost recovery to public water systems. Mississippi PWS’s can file settlement claims to receive financial support to pay for or reimburse costs related to testing, remediation, and regulatory compliance.

02. Which PFAS chemicals are most concerning for Mississippi water systems?

Specific PFAS chemicals of major concern include PFOA and PFOS, although new PFAS compounds continue to emerge. The national settlement with 3M and DuPont pays systems for any detections related to many different PFAS chemicals.

03. What are the health risks of PFAS exposure?

Exposure to PFAS in drinking water has been linked to kidney cancer, thyroid issues, immune system disruptions, and other significant health problems

04. How do I determine if my water system is eligible for settlement funds?

Water systems qualifying for the Phase 2 settlement are listed in an exhibit to the Master Settlement Agreement for 3M and DuPont. The amount of money each water system will receive depends on factors like PFAS concentrations and flow rates. Completing PFAS testing in each water source is crucial to recovering money.

05. How soon can we expect funding once we submit a PFAS claim?

Reimbursement for settlement testing costs is expected the first quarter of 2026. Action fund payments are expected to start the fourth quarter of 2026.

GLOSSARY OF KEY TERMS

PFAS (Per and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances)

A group of toxic chemicals, including PFOA and PFOS, used in products such as firefighting foam and non-stick cookware.

Forever Chemicals

A nickname for PFAS due to their persistence in the environment and the human body.

PFAS Exposure

Contact with PFAS compounds through inhalation, ingestion (drinking water), or skin contact.

PFAS Claim

A formal request for financial compensation through the PFAS litigation process or settlement funds.

Federal Court/District Court

Judicial systems handling PFAS lawsuits and approving final settlements.

Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)

A federal law regulating hazardous waste management, relevant to PFAS disposal.

Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)

A law giving the EPA authority to regulate new and existing chemicals, including PFAS.

Aqueous Film Forming Foam (AFFF)

A firefighting foam often containing PFAS chemicals that can leach into groundwater.

Comprehensive Environmental Response

Refers to laws and actions (e.g., CERCLA) for cleaning up hazardous substances, including PFAS pollution.

Personal Injury Claims

Lawsuits brought by individuals who suffer health problems from PFAS exposure, potentially involving local governments and PFAS manufacturers.

FIND YOUR PWS

PWS Name	PWSID	PWS Type	Primary Source	Population Served
CITY OF JACKSON	MS0250008	CWS	Surfacewater	188,723
CITY OF GULFPORT	MS0240003	CWS	Groundwater	83,856
CITY OF SOUTHAVEN	MS0170018	CWS	Groundwater	55,782
CITY OF OLIVE BRANCH	MS0170015	CWS	Groundwater	53,011
CITY OF HATTIESBURG	MS0180008	CWS	Groundwater	43,449
CITY OF MERIDIAN	MS0380005	CWS	Groundwater	36,347
CITY OF STARKVILLE	MS0530020	CWS	Groundwater	31,787
CITY OF PEARL	MS0610017	CWS	Groundwater	31,775
CITY OF BRANDON	MS0610003	CWS	Groundwater	30,400
CITY OF GREENVILLE	MS0760004	CWS	Groundwater	29,602
CITY OF VICKSBURG	MS0750010	CWS	Groundwater	29,238
CITY OF FLOWOOD	MS0610075	CWS	Groundwater	27,997
WEST JACKSON CO UTILITY DIST	MS0300156	CWS	Groundwater	27,496
CITY OF OCEAN SPRINGS	MS0300005	CWS	Groundwater	26,168
BEAR CREEK W/A-WEST	MS0450021	CWS	Groundwater	25,508
CITY OF CLINTON	MS0250003	CWS	Groundwater	25,000
CITY OF OXFORD	MS0360011	CWS	Groundwater	25,000
CITY OF RIDGELAND	MS0450013	CWS	Groundwater	24,340
CITY OF BILOXI	MS0240001	CWS	Groundwater	24,243
COLUMBUS LIGHT & WATER	MS0440003	CWS	Groundwater	23,573
CITY OF PASCAGOULA	MS0300006	CWS	Groundwater	22,551
CITY OF LAUREL	MS0340021	CWS	Groundwater	21,627
CITY OF GAUTIER	MS0300004	CWS	Groundwater	19,776
CITY OF GREENWOOD	MS0420001	CWS	Groundwater	18,810
CITY OF LONG BEACH	MS0240005	CWS	Groundwater	18,500
CLARKSDALE PUBLIC UTILITIES	MS0140002	CWS	Groundwater	18,216
WEST LAMAR WATER ASSN #1	MS0370011	CWS	Groundwater	17,519
CITY OF CANTON	MS0450006	CWS	Groundwater	17,073
CITY OF CLEVELAND	MS0060006	CWS	Groundwater	16,392
BEAR CREEK W/A -EAST	MS0450002	CWS	Groundwater	16,281
CITY OF MADISON	MS0450010	CWS	Groundwater	16,136
CITY OF JACKSON-MADDOX RD.	MS0250012	CWS	Groundwater	15,212
CITY OF WEST POINT	MS0130008	CWS	Groundwater	15,062
CITY OF MOSS POINT	MS0300008	CWS	Groundwater	14,997
CITY OF CORINTH	MS0020002	CWS	Surfacewater	14,900
CITY OF NATCHEZ	MS0010002	CWS	Groundwater	14,520
CITY OF HERNANDO	MS0170009	CWS	Groundwater	13,981
CITY OF HORN LAKE	MS0170022	CWS	Groundwater	13,316
CITY OF GRENADA	MS0220003	CWS	Groundwater	12,762
HORN LAKE WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0170010	CWS	Groundwater	12,735
DIBERVILLE W/S	MS0240002	CWS	Groundwater	12,721
PICAYUNE UTILITIES, CITY OF	MS0550004	CWS	Groundwater	12,654
CITY OF BROOKHAVEN	MS0430002	CWS	Groundwater	12,513
CITY OF MCCOMB	MS0570004	CWS	Groundwater	12,413
NORTH LAMAR WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0370006	CWS	Groundwater	12,403
SOUTH CENTRAL WATER ASSN	MS0250022	CWS	Groundwater	12,123
CULKIN WATER DIST	MS0750002	CWS	Groundwater	11,780
DIAMONDHEAD UTILITIES-NORTH	MS0230005	CWS	Groundwater	11,627
PEARL RIVER CENTRAL W/A	MS0550005	CWS	Groundwater	11,484
INGALLS SHIPBUILDING	MS0300010	NTNCWS	Groundwater	10,851
CITY OF BAY ST LOUIS	MS0230001	CWS	Groundwater	10,842
CITY OF RIPLEY	MS0700008	CWS	Groundwater	10,528
NORTH LAUDERDALE W/A, INC	MS0380006	CWS	Groundwater	10,460
CITY OF YAZOO CITY	MS0820014	CWS	Groundwater	10,163
BOONEVILLE WATER DEPT.	MS0590004	CWS	Groundwater	9,995
CITY OF INDIANOLA	MS0670006	CWS	Groundwater	9,855
CITY OF HOLLY SPRINGS	MS0470002	CWS	Groundwater	9,760
CITY OF BILOXI-NORTH	MS0240084	CWS	Groundwater	9,665
CITY OF KOSCIUSKO	MS0040004	CWS	Groundwater	9,646
CITY OF PONTOTOC	MS0580006	CWS	Groundwater	9,398
CITY OF AMORY	MS0480002	CWS	Groundwater	9,250
CITY OF PETAL	MS0180011	CWS	Groundwater	9,174
CITY OF PASS CHRISTIAN	MS0240009	CWS	Groundwater	8,944
CITY OF NEW ALBANY	MS0730006	CWS	Groundwater	8,900
WALLS WATER ASSN- LAKE FOREST	MS0170043	CWS	Groundwater	8,493
CITY OF SENATOBIA	MS0690005	CWS	Groundwater	8,354
ADAMS CO W/A #4-KAISER LAKE	MS0010015	CWS	Groundwater	8,266
ADAMS CO W/A #2-SOUTH	MS0010009	CWS	Groundwater	7,912
CMU - LAKE CAROLINE	MS0450034	CWS	Groundwater	7,830
TOWN OF ABERDEEN	MS0480001	CWS	Groundwater	7,783
BARRONTOWN W/A	MS0180001	CWS	Groundwater	7,730
LAMAR PARK WATER & SEWAGE ASSN	MS0370004	CWS	Groundwater	7,714
CITY OF LOUISVILLE	MS0800004	CWS	Groundwater	7,515
CITY OF BATESVILLE	MS0540002	CWS	Groundwater	7,463
MAGEES CREEK W/A-NORTH	MS0740076	CWS	Groundwater	7,410
EAST MADISON WATER ASSN-WEST	MS0450007	CWS	Groundwater	7,339
CITY OF IUKA	MS0710006	CWS	Groundwater	7,223
EAST LOWNDES W/A B WEST-OLD YORKVILLE RD	MS0440103	CWS	Groundwater	7,221
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA	MS0500008	CWS	Groundwater	7,118
CITY OF RICHLAND	MS0610023	CWS	Groundwater	7,100
FANNIN WATER ASSN-NORTH	MS0610008	CWS	Groundwater	7,099
ALGOMA WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0580001	CWS	Groundwater	7,000
LEWISBURG WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0170011	CWS	Groundwater	6,750
PROGRESS COMM WATER ASSN	MS0370008	CWS	Groundwater	6,748
EAST LOWNDES W/A #2-HUCKLEBERRY	MS0440080	CWS	Groundwater	6,706
FARMINGTON WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0020003	CWS	Groundwater	6,695
TUNICA COUNTY UTILITY DISTRICT	MS0720024	CWS	Groundwater	6,690
ARNOLD LINE WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0370001	CWS	Groundwater	6,632
COMBINED UTILITIES	MS0200001	CWS	Groundwater	6,626
CITY OF WAVELAND	MS0230002	CWS	Groundwater	6,435
CENTRAL W/A-EAST SIDE	MS0500004	CWS	Groundwater	6,352
OKATOMA WATER ASSOCIATION #2	MS0640022	CWS	Groundwater	6,336
TOWN OF CALEDONIA	MS0440002	CWS	Groundwater	6,220
SEBASTOPOL WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0620010	CWS	Groundwater	6,060
CRYSTAL SPRINGS WATER SERVICE	MS0150003	CWS	Groundwater	6,054
CITY OF COLUMBIA	MS0460003	CWS	Groundwater	5,900
SUNRISE UTILITY ASSN INC	MS0180013	CWS	Groundwater	5,850
CENTER W/A-CAESAR SYSTEM	MS0550001	CWS	Groundwater	5,830
KOSSUTH W/A #3-PINE MOUNTAIN	MS0020007	CWS	Groundwater	5,790
DIXIE COMMUNITY UTILITY ASSN.	MS0180005	CWS	Groundwater	5,742
GREENFIELD WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0610011	CWS	Groundwater	5,734
TOWN OF FLORENCE	MS0610009	CWS	Groundwater	5,684
JACKSON CO UTILITY AUTHORITY- WEST	MS0300164	CWS	Groundwater	5,607
HILLDALE WATER DISTRICT	MS0750005	CWS	Groundwater	5,602
EAST LOWNDES #4-HERMAN-VAUGHN	MS0440100	CWS	Groundwater	5,553
PLEASANT RIDGE W/A	MS0340014	CWS	Groundwater	5,544
CITY OF EUPORA	MS0780005	CWS	Groundwater	5,526
CITY OF FOREST	MS0620002	CWS	Groundwater	5,430
NORTH PIKE WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0570008	CWS	Groundwater	5,379
ALCORN W/A #1-INDIAN SPRINGS	MS0020006	CWS	Groundwater	5,296
CENTRAL W/A-SOUTHWEST	MS0500009	CWS	Groundwater	5,251
FISHER FERRY WATER DISTRICT	MS0750004	CWS	Groundwater	5,190
MACON ELECTRIC & WATER DEPT.	MS0520004	CWS	Groundwater	5,166
EAST LEFLORE WATER & SEWER DST	MS0420010	CWS	Groundwater	5,161
CITY OF HERNANDO-JAYBIRD	MS0170002	CWS	Groundwater	5,145
NTS UTILITY ASSOCIATION	MS0380028	CWS	Groundwater	5,103
CITY OF CARTHAGE	MS0400001	CWS	Groundwater	5,069
TOPISAW CREEK	MS0430029	CWS	Groundwater	5,056
CITY OF WINONA	MS0490010	CWS	Groundwater	5,043
NESBIT WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0170014	CWS	Groundwater	5,027
CLAYTON VILLAGE W/A #1-EAST	MS0530006	CWS	Groundwater	4,984
STANDARD DEDEAUX WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0230063	CWS	Groundwater	4,984
EAST PONTOTOC WATER ASSN	MS0580002	CWS	Groundwater	4,956
CITY OF WAYNESBORO	MS0770003	CWS	Groundwater	4,850
CITY OF WIGGINS	MS0660005	CWS	Groundwater	4,847
CLARKDALE WATER ASSN # 1	MS0380001	CWS	Groundwater	4,739
TOWN OF TUNICA	MS0720004	CWS	Groundwater	4,689
EAST LOWNDES W/A A EAST-OLD YORKVILLE	MS0440081	CWS	Groundwater	4,688
GULF PARK	MS0300044	CWS	Groundwater	4,675
SOUTHWEST JONES W/A-NORTH	MS0340019	CWS	Groundwater	4,664
CITY OF LELAND	MS0760006	CWS	Groundwater	4,591
CITY OF ELLISVILLE	MS0340003	CWS	Groundwater	4,549
OAK HILL WATER ASSN	MS0580004	CWS	Groundwater	4,506
BUCKATUNNA WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0770001	CWS	Groundwater	4,438
PEARL RIVER CENTRAL W/A-HENLEY FIELD	MS0550060	CWS	Groundwater	4,422
CITY OF BELZONI	MS0270001	CWS	Groundwater	4,406
SMITHS CROSSING WATER ASSN	MS0640014	CWS	Groundwater	4,406
CITY OF BILOXI-FRENCH	MS0240036	CWS	Groundwater	4,380
RIVERBEND UTILITIES INC	MS0240194	CWS	Groundwater	4,367
PEARL RIVER CENTRAL W/A-BI CO	MS0550058	CWS	Groundwater	4,264
LEXIE WATER ASSOCIATION, INC.	MS0740004	CWS	Groundwater	4,224
CITY OF MAGEE	MS0640006	CWS	Groundwater	4,219
NORTH HINDS W/A #1-BROWNSVILLE	MS0250015	CWS	Groundwater	4,195
BLACK BAYOU WATER ASSN.	MS0760076	CWS	Groundwater	4,181
WHEELER-FRANKSTOWN WATER ASSN	MS0590014	CWS	Groundwater	4,137
WHISTLER WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0770004	CWS	Groundwater	4,100
LONG CREEK WATER ASSN #2	MS0380106	CWS	Groundwater	3,987
LANGFORD WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0610012	CWS	Groundwater	3,960
CITY OF FLOWOOD - NORANCO	MS0610044	CWS	Groundwater	3,952
GLENDALE UTILITY DISTRICT	MS0180007	CWS	Groundwater	3,947
HAMILTON WATER DISTRICT	MS0480007	CWS	Groundwater	3,934
MARSHALL CO WATER ASSN	MS0470105	CWS	Groundwater	3,905
NORTH LUMBERTON UTILITY ASSN	MS0370007	CWS	Groundwater	3,873
BEAT III W/A #1-SAND HILL	MS0210001	CWS	Groundwater	3,854
LEESBURG WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0610013	CWS	Groundwater	3,836
TOOMSUBA WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0380009	CWS	Groundwater	3,828
J P UTILITY DISTRICT	MS0340007	CWS	Groundwater	3,812
HIWANNEE WATER ASSOCIATION #1	MS0770005	CWS	Groundwater	3,810
TOWN OF HAZLEHURST	MS0150007	CWS	Groundwater	3,800
SOUTHERN RANKIN W/A #2 PLAIN	MS0610024	CWS	Groundwater	3,786
MOOREVILLE-RICHMOND W/A #1	MS0410007	CWS	Groundwater	3,775
CITY OF HOUSTON	MS0090005	CWS	Groundwater	3,772
SUNNYHILL WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0570014	CWS	Groundwater	3,770
BIG V WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0590002	CWS	Groundwater	3,767
JAYESS-TOPEKA-TILTON W/A	MS0390001	CWS	Groundwater	3,753
OLD UNION WATER SYSTEM	MS0410033	CWS	Groundwater	3,749
COPIAH-NEW ZION WATER ASSN,INC	MS0150009	CWS	Groundwater	3,738
CALHOUN WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0340001	CWS	Groundwater	3,730
G T & Y WATER DISTRICT INC	MS0220002	CWS	Groundwater	3,707
LINCOLN RURAL W/A-HEUCKS RET	MS0430030	CWS	Groundwater	3,696
TOWN OF BYHALIA	MS0470001	CWS	Groundwater	3,693
EUDORA UTILITIES ASSOCIATION	MS0170006	CWS	Groundwater	3,646
CITY OF MORTON	MS0620009	CWS	Groundwater	3,600
REEDTOWN WATER ASSN	MS0250021	CWS	Groundwater	3,590
TOWN OF GUNTOWN	MS0410006	CWS	Groundwater	3,567
STRINGER WATER WORKS	MS0310012	CWS	Groundwater	3,553
EAST QUITMAN W/A	MS0120011	CWS	Groundwater	3,527
CITY OF LUCEDALE	MS0200004	CWS	Groundwater	3,510
CITY OF NEWTON	MS0510009	CWS	Groundwater	3,477
TALLAHALA W/A-ANTIOCH	MS0310001	CWS	Groundwater	3,474
CITY OF POPLARVILLE	MS0550006	CWS	Groundwater	3,469
SW RANKIN WATER ASSOCIATION #1	MS0610026	CWS	Groundwater	3,466
SOUTHWEST COVINGTON W/A	MS0160009	CWS	Groundwater	3,464
DENNIS WATER ASSOCIATION	MS0710003	CWS	Groundwater	3,453
CITY OF UNION	MS0510011	CWS	Groundwater	3,432
QUINCY WATER ASSOCIATION #1	MS0480011	CWS	Groundwater	3,390
CITY OF WATER VALLEY	MS0810011	CWS	Groundwater	3,380
MOOREVILLE RICHMOND #3	MS0410039	CWS	Groundwater	3,345
GLADE WATERWORKS ASSN	MS0340005	CWS	Groundwater	3,340
COLLINSVILLE WATER ASSN	MS0380002	CWS	Groundwater	3,324

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