Star Valley Ranch reports no PFAS detected in April samples; results shared with class-action counsel
Administrator Aitken said April 28 water samples from the Town's three wells showed no PFAS compounds above EPA action levels; results were forwarded to town attorneys and the counsel handling the class-action suit against a PFAS manufacturer.
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Town Administrator Aitken told the Council the Town received an initial round of PFAS results from the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality showing no PFAS compounds detected at the four entry points to the distribution system (the Town's three wells) in samples collected April 28, 2026, meaning the results were below the EPA thresholds that would trigger action. "No PFAS compounds were detected at the four entry points to the distribution system (the Town's three wells) in samples collected April 28, 2026, so the results were below the threshold at which EPA requires action," Aitken reported.
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