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Trappe notes CTMA resignation and considers PFAS options for regional water
Summary
Jeff Schautz of CTMA/CTJPWD submitted his resignation effective Nov. 1, 2024; council accepted with regret. Public Works/CTMA reported a $500,000 option to filter wells and consideration of a $68,000 study on PFAS/PFOS solutions.
Administrative Services reported that Jeff Schautz of CTMA/CTJPWD submitted his resignation effective Nov. 1, 2024; council moved to accept the resignation with regret, and the motion passed 7–0. The council recorded appreciation and indicated personnel transition steps will follow the resignation.
Public Works and CTMA reported positive steps toward PFAS/PFOS compliance, including a $500,000 option to filter wells and consideration of a $68,000 study to finalize potential remediation solutions. No formal procurement or funding decision on the PFAS study was recorded at this meeting.
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