Jefferson County to present groundwater study with focus on private well testing
Jefferson County representative Meg Turville-Heitz announced a public presentation by UW–Stevens Point researcher Kevin Masarik on a county groundwater study, emphasizing the need for private well testing for nitrates, arsenic and bacteria.
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Meg Turville-Heitz, the Jefferson County representative to the Lake Ripley board, reminded members of an upcoming public event co-hosted by Jefferson County Health and the Land & Water Conservation Departments featuring Kevin Masarik, who participated in a large groundwater study at UW–Stevens Point.
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