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Resident raises concerns about EPA PFAS standard changes during extended public comment
Summary
Marcia Koppa told the board she believes the EPA has lowered PFAS standards and noted an open public comment period, offering to share information with the board chair.
During the meeting’s extended public comment period, resident Marcia Koppa addressed the Crawford County Board of Commissioners about federal changes to PFAS standards.
Koppa said the EPA has lowered the standards for PFAS and that there is a public comment period open; she offered to share her materials with the board chair for distribution. The board did not take action at the meeting on the PFAS topic; Koppa’s remarks were recorded for consideration and possible distribution by the chair.
Announcements following public comment included the county planning commission’s intention to update the recreational plan and the opioid steering committee’s modified application process for grants.
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