Building and Utilities Committee recommends emergency authorization to test for PFAS and join settlement
The committee recommended that council authorize the director of public service and safety to enter a legal services agreement with Grossman and Kelly LLP to coordinate PFAS settlement testing; the firm will cover testing costs and testing must be completed this year.
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The Building and Utilities Committee on Monday, Dec. 8 recommended that City Council authorize the director of public service and safety to enter a legal services agreement with Grossman and Kelly LLP to participate in a nationwide PFAS class‑action settlement and to allow settlement‑coordinated testing of the city’s water system.
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