Village awarded $160,000 PFAS grant; will test water though contamination not expected
The Village of Roscommon received a $160,000 PFAS grant from EGLE and will conduct testing despite not expecting PFAS contamination, the DPW reported. Annual monitoring and 15 recent samples returned acceptable results.
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The Village of Roscommon reported on Aug. 10 that it was awarded a $160,000 PFAS grant from the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) to support testing and monitoring. The DPW report noted, "The PFAS grant from EGLE was awarded to the Village in the amount of $160,000.00. We don’t anticipate any PFAS in the Village, however we will test for it."
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