Committee hears utility update as PFAS levels creep near recommended threshold; SCADA online, hydrant flushing ongoing
Jul 14, 2026
Village staff reported PFAS testing showing some wells around 4–5 parts per trillion and outlined plans for treatment-plant design and funding; utility staff also described a months-long hydrant-flushing program (roughly 12 million gallons last full year) and said the SCADA control system is now online.
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Michael, a village staff member responsible for capital and utility projects, told the Public Works & Utility Committee on July 13 that two wells — Bridal and Alta Verde — are “creeping up into that kinda 4 to 5 parts per trillion mark,” and urged planning for a treatment plant to address emerging PFAS limits. He cited the Environmental Protection Agency’s recommended level of about 4 parts per trillion as the context for the discussion and said staff will investigate funding options such as safe-drinking-water loans.
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