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Interim Manager Reports Recent Lead Testing, Outlines Next Steps
Summary
At its Oct. 30 meeting, Troy Borough’s interim manager reported on recent lead testing tied to the borough’s water/sewer work and discussed responsibilities going forward; the minutes list no numerical test results.
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Troy Borough Council on Oct. 30, 2025 heard an update on recent lead testing and related follow-up during the DEP/Water/Sewer agenda item. Interim Borough Manager Rodney A. Manning reported on the testing results and described the borough’s ongoing obligations for oversight and remediation planning.
The minutes record that the interim manager discussed the “aftermath” of testing and next steps but do not include numerical test results or a public remediation timeline. Council members were informed that further obligations exist but the minutes do not specify deadlines, costs, or whether additional testing will be required. The council did not record a formal vote on immediate corrective action in the minutes.
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