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Madison Water Utility worker Chris Schenk performs a daily test on a water sample at well No. 25 on Madison's East Side. The state Department of Natural Resources is considering requiring all municipal drinking water supplies be treated to kill contaminants. The Madison Water Utility already treats its drinking water.

Chris Schenk of the Madison Water Utility works on a daily water test Friday at well No. 25 on Madison's East Side. While the Madison utility treats the city's drinking water, a number of municipalities in the state do not use chlorine or other means to remove contaminants.

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