Town reports PFAS testing, EPA sanitary survey and potential pump replacements
Administrator Aitken told the council that DEQ completed the town's first round of PFAS testing with results due in about 28 days, the EPA will conduct a sanitary survey on May 14, and early estimates indicate Green Canyon pump replacements may cost far less than previously estimated.
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Town Administrator Aitken told the council the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality conducted the town's first round of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) testing; results are expected in approximately 28 days given statewide testing volume. He said the town also accepted DEQ's offer for free metals testing to anticipate future Environmental Protection Agency regulation and that the EPA will perform a sanitary survey of the water system on May 14 at noon.
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