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Tomahawk council approves pilot test to remove PFAS from city water
Summary
The Tomahawk Common Council voted Dec. 9 to approve a pilot test to remove PFAS from the city water system, to be funded from the Water Department surplus; the motion passed unanimously.
The Tomahawk Common Council voted unanimously Dec. 9 to approve a pilot test proposal to remove PFAS from the city’s water supply, using Water Department surplus funds. The motion was made by Council member Will Garske and seconded by Council member Steve “Ding” Bartz.
Council member Will Garske described the proposal in a motion that the Council adopted without recorded dissent. The transcript records the funding source as the Water Department surplus but does not specify the vendor, estimated cost, pilot timeline, or technical method to be used; those details were not included in the meeting record.
The motion passed with unanimous support from the members present. No public comment on the pilot test was recorded during the meeting. The meeting adjourned at 5:42 p.m.
