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Trustee says PFAS countertop filter grant outreach underway
Summary
Trustee Ben Hausam reported a company reached out about PFAS countertop filtration units and said the village believes it should qualify for grant funding prioritized by the EPA; the effort is still in process.
Trustee Ben Hausam told the board that an outside company contacted the village about countertop filtration units to address PFAS contamination and said the work is being prioritized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
"This is grant money and a priority by the EPA and we should be able to qualify," Ben said during the Health & Water committee report. He added the application and qualification process is ongoing.
No timeline, vendor name, or estimated cost was provided in the minutes. Trustees did not take a formal vote on the PFAS effort during the meeting but the comment signals staff-level outreach and an intention to pursue potential grant funding.
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