Water supply records, straight from the publishing agency
Inspect Pro Connect reads water supply straight from the agency that publishes it — Maryland Department of Planning / State Department of Assessments and Taxation, via the Maryland Open Data Portal — across 1 verified jurisdiction in 1 state. No aggregator sits in between, and every value carries the dataset and retrieval date it came from.
1 verified jurisdiction
1 state
How this shows up in an inspection report
A published water-service record separates a well property from a public-supply one and drives whether water testing applies.
Where we read it from
- Maryland Department of Planning / State Department of Assessments and Taxation, via the Maryland Open Data Portal
Verified jurisdictions
Maryland
- Maryland
Maryland Department of Planning / State Department of Assessments and Taxation, via the Maryland Open Data Portal
Last verified against a real address 2026-08-30
What this page does not claim
- 29 of the 30 jurisdictions we have verified do not publish water supply through an address-queryable service — Arkansas, Bernalillo County, New Mexico, Canadian County, Oklahoma and City of Virginia Beach, Virginia, among others. A lookup there reports this category as unavailable rather than estimating it.
- Coverage is counted from jurisdictions that have passed a real address-level verification run. A registered endpoint with no passing run is not counted here.
Questions
- Where does Inspect Pro Connect get water supply data?
- Directly from the publishing agency's own service. Currently Maryland Department of Planning / State Department of Assessments and Taxation, via the Maryland Open Data Portal.
- Which jurisdictions publish water supply?
- 1 verified jurisdiction across 1 state, each listed below with the agency behind it.
- What happens where water supply is not published?
- The section is reported as unavailable or not queried in the property profile and the report PDF. Nothing in that category is estimated, modelled or filled in from a neighbouring property.
- How is water supply used in an inspection report?
- A published water-service record separates a well property from a public-supply one and drives whether water testing applies.