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Oak Park Heights requests $1.55M for PFAS treatment design; council seeks state help for small city
5108884 · February 27, 2025
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Summary
Oak Park Heights asked for $1.55 million in bonding to fund engineering and design for a PFAS water treatment plant; city leaders said the community of under 5,000 residents cannot absorb the full cost without assistance.
Oak Park Heights council member Mike Lildegren and city administrators appeared before the Capital Investment Committee on Feb. 27 to request $1,550,000 for design and engineering work on a PFAS treatment project.
Lildegren said Oak Park Heights has detected PFAS in its municipal water…
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