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Residents press Trappe on PFAS testing and water quality; borough says system currently within Pennsylvania limits
Summary
During public comment residents asked about 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) and water quality; Borough Manager Marcus Dolny said CTJPW is conducting testing and that Trappe's water is currently under Pennsylvania limits, and that the borough will provide more details in a summer newsletter and on its website.
Multiple residents raised questions during public comment about water quality and 'forever chemicals' (PFAS). Resident H. Gustafson pressed council for information on testing and potential risks; Borough Manager Marcus Dolny responded that CTJPW (Central/Tri‑J? Public Water Works as noted in the minutes) is completing testing and that water supplied to borough customers is currently under Pennsylvania limits.
Dolny said the borough plans to publish more detailed information in its summer newsletter and will post resources on the borough website for residents seeking updates. Separately, public commenters asked about a memorial bench at Rambo Park and hazardous waste recycling; the borough noted the Memorial Committee will follow up on bench requests and that hazardous‑waste recycling is handled by the county.
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