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Board reviews DNR guidance on expanded PFAS private-well sampling in Oneida County
Summary
Health staff reviewed a DNR handout on expanded PFAS private-well sampling (as of May 3, 2026) and discussed the county’s role in educating residents and sharing resources even if the state administers the sampling program.
The Oneida County Board of Health Committee reviewed a Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) handout dated May 3, 2026, describing expanded PFAS private-well sampling in Oneida County.
Linda Conlon summarized the DNR material and committee members discussed whether the county should immediately use new funding for sampling. Conlon said the department can help residents by providing education and information about PFAS and the resources available, even if the state retains primary control of sample collection.
Chair Dan Hess noted earlier discussions about whether Oneida County should become involved quickly with the new funding; the committee did not take a formal vote but explored county support roles. The minutes do not list follow-up tasks with specific deadlines or an approved county sampling program.
The committee’s discussion focused on education, resource-sharing and clarifying the county’s role vis-à-vis state DNR activities; no ordinance, regulation or budget appropriation was recorded in the minutes.
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