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Township urges well testing after PFAS contamination update
Summary
Township Manager Stacy Crandell updated residents on PFAS-contaminated wells and recommended annual well testing; Chair Pogonowski asked residents who test positive to share results so the Township can map contamination locations.
Manager Stacy Crandell briefed the board on PFAS-contaminated wells in Wrightstown and urged residents to have their well water tested every year. She also asked residents to sign up for township alerts and follow township social media for updates. Chair Chester S. Pogonowski requested that residents share any well tests that return positive PFAS results so the Township can track contamination locations.
The minutes record the recommendation and a call for residents to cooperate with tracking efforts; the record does not specify a formal program of township-funded testing or remediation in this segment.
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