Pennsylvania PFAS funding: who has been named and who has been awarded

The water systems Pennsylvania's own documents tie to PFAS funding: what each project is, the amount the state printed, how far it has got, and the document that says so. Latest record Oct 21, 2026; page updated Nov 2, 2026.

Systems named on a state PFAS funding list

With at least one award

Also tested over EPA's limit in its national survey

Not in EPA's survey data at all

How to read this. Every line is copied from a state document, linked beside it. Amounts mean different things on different lists (a request, a reservation, an approved loan, an estimated project cost), so we show each with its label and never add them up. “Awarded” means a state body approved it, not that money has been paid. A funding record is not a finding of any violation, and “not in EPA's survey” does not mean a system was never tested: states and utilities run their own sampling. Why funding lists and EPA's survey differ.

Where Pennsylvania systems apply next

PENNVEST funding application — next deadline Feb 3, 2027.

Every system on the list 31 systems · 31 with an award · 15 tested over the limit

Sources: $222.2 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects to 21 Counties (2025-07-16); $242.8 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects in 23 Counties (2025-04-23); 2024 DWSRF Capitalization Grant Application - Base and BIL Supplemental/EC/LSL: Sources an (2024-03-27); 2025 DWSRF Capitalization Grant Application - Final Project Application Sources and Uses C (2025-07-02); 2026 DWSRF Capitalization Grant Application - Draft Project Application Sources and Uses C (2026-04-27); Amended DWSRF Federal FY2025 Project Priority List (2025-04-18); DWSRF Federal FY2024 Project Priority List (2024-05-17); DWSRF Federal FY2026 Project Priority List (2026-04-22); Governor Shapiro: $274 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Projects Coming to 22 Co (2024-04-24); PENNVEST Announces Historic $547.1 Million Investment Across 23 Counties Making Largest Si (2025-10-16); PENNVEST Invests $288.2 Million in Water Infrastructure Projects in 24 Counties (2025-01-22); Shapiro Administration Announces $216.3 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Project (2024-10-16); Shapiro Administration Announces the Investment of $190.3 Million in Water Infrastructure (2026-10-21); Shapiro Administration Announces the Investment of $284.2 Million in Water Infrastructure (2026-04-15); Shapiro Administration Announces the Investment of $559.7 Million in Water Infrastructure (2026-01-21); Shapiro Administration Invests $306.4 Million Across 23 Counties Through PENNVEST to Ensur (2026-07-15); The Shapiro Administration Announces $257.5 Million Investment in Water Infrastructure Pro (2024-07-17). Open funding rounds and rules for Pennsylvania →

SystemStageLargest award (any program)Latest recordEPA survey

Aqua Pennsylvania - Culbertson Run1 record · showAwarded$2.55MOct 21, 2026System not matched

Oct 21, 2026

Received a $2,546,000 grant for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Culbertson Run well station. The project will include construction of a new treatment building for removal of PFAS with one ion exchange vessel train, with two vessels in a lead-lag configuration, and pre-filtration to treat Culbertson Run well and Cross Keys well for a combined 75 gallons-per-minute. A new raw water pipeline will be extended approximately 3,050 feet along Little Washington Lyndell Road to connect the Cross Keys well to the Culbertson Run PFAS treatment facility. The existing treatment facilities at the Culbertson Well Station will be used for combined well treatment and distribution, including corrosion control, pH adjustment, and disinfection. The project will address levels of PFOA and PFOS at the drinking water entry point that currently exceed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level by removing a known contaminant from the finished drinking water. Removing these harmful chemicals will greatly improve the quality of the drinking water.

Approved by the PENNVEST board

$2.55M

Oct 21, 2026	Received a $3,120,000 grant for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Cold Spring booster station where water for wells 1 and 2 are processed. Work will include the construction of an anion exchange resin filter treatment system for the removal of PFOS/PFOA. Modifications include process piping alterations in the existing water booster station building, additional treatment influent and effluent yard piping, a new adjoining PFAS treatment control building to house the PFAS treatment vessels, piping, valves and controls, and a process horizontal split case booster pump. The project will address levels of PFOA and PFOS at the drinking water entry point that currently exceed the United States Environmental Protection Agency’s Maximum Contaminant Level by removing a known contaminant from the finished drinking water. Removing these harmful chemicals will greatly improve the quality of the drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$3.12M	Source →
Apr 27, 2026	Buckingham Township Hearthstone PFAS Treatment Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$2.06M	Source, p. 11 →
Jul 16, 2025	Received a $2,057,063 grant and a $615,089 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Hearthstone treatment facility. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 400 gallons-per-minute (GPM) and will include carbon filters and transfer pumps. A 21,000-gallon backwash holding tank will also be constructed. Additional components of the project will include a stormwater infiltration pit and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) controls. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jul 16, 2025	BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP HEARTHSTONE PFAS TREATMENT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$2.67M	Source, p. 7 →
Jul 16, 2025	Buckingham Township Hearthstone PFAS Treatment Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$2.92M	Source, p. 20 →

Jul 15, 2026	Received a $4,928,660 grant and a $55,889,340 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Neshaminy water treatment plant. The project includes demolition of a decommissioned 7-million-gallon sedimentation basin, along with construction of a new PFAS treatment building to house twelve trains in lead-lag configuration of granular-activated carbon (GAC) filter vessels in parallel, a 2-million-gallon clearwell, an intermediate pumping station and finished water distribution pump building, and relocation of the post-filter chlorine injection point at the water treatment plant. This project will result in the removal of a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jul 15, 2026	Received a $583,484 grant and a $6,616,516 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project. The project includes construction of a new treatment facility building at the Embreeville water storage tank site for combined well treatment for Entry Point 105. This building will house the PFAS treatment facilities and on-site sodium hypochlorite generation system. PFAS treatment will consist of one train of anion exchange with pre-filtration. The corrosion control chemical feed system will be replaced, an on-site generator will be installed, and both well pumps will receive variable frequency drive upgrades. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jul 15, 2026	Received a $1,477,697 grant and a $90,303 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Hollow Run well. The project includes installation of one train with two filter vessels of anion exchange resin with pre-filtration, and replacement of the well pump. The treatment vessels will be placed outside with the valve hotbox and include heat tracing for piping. Improvements will also be made to site and electrical components that are required to integrate the treatment system into the existing well facility, as well as installation of additional instrumentation and controls. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jul 15, 2026	Received a $4,457,593 grant and a $272,407 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment project at the Oak Hill water system serving customers in Lehman Township. The project consists of the design and construction of a PFAS treatment facility at the site of Oak Hill Well No. 3. The new facility will have ion exchange treatment units for PFAS compound removal, along with new chemical feed systems and a contact main designed to provide four-log disinfection for the combined well flows. Associated piping, valves, instrumentation, and site improvements necessary to support the treatment process will also be installed. Currently, both existing wells can pump 36 gallons-per-minute, but they can only run one at a time due to permit restrictions. Upon completion of this project, they will convey water to a common treatment system where flows will be combined and treated prior to entering the distribution system as a single-entry point. The proposed improvements will ensure the Oak Hill system remains compliant with federal PFAS drinking water standards, continues to provide reliable service, and is able to remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jul 16, 2025	Received an $11,728,135 grant and a $3,506,865 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation projects at the Cabot Well in Upper Merion Township and the Hall Road Well in Abington Township. The existing treatment stations treat groundwater from the wells. At Cabot Well, a new treatment facility will be constructed to maintain the permitted capacity of 1,200 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Cabot Well station. The PFAS treatment will involve the usage of four 12-foot diameter granular-activated carbon (GAC) vessels. At Hall Road Well, a new treatment facility will maintain the permitted capacity of 1,400 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Hall Road Well station. The PFAS treatment will involve the usage of two 12-foot diameter anion exchange resin (AIX) vessels. This project will remove PFAS from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 22, 2025	Received a $7,759,395 grant and a $1,633,605 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation projects at the Stonehedge and Saybrooke Wells in Upper Uwchlan Township and the Robert Dean Wells in West Whiteland Township. New treatment facilities will be constructed at each of the current well locations and be outfitted with ion exchange units to adsorb PFAS compounds. The project will remove PFAS from the drinking water system, allowing for current and future PFAS regulatory compliance and protecting customers from potential health hazards known to be caused by “forever chemicals” contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 22, 2025	Received a $4,594,672 grant and a $967,328 loan to minimize the presence of Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) contamination in finished water. The Jefferson Heights Wells 1 and 2 portion of the project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on the existing station property and will involve the usage of granular activated carbon (GAC) to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. On the grounds of the Jefferson Heights Well 3 property, another new treatment facility will be constructed and will use ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS and PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 22, 2025	Received a $1,239,124 grant and a $260,876 loan to remediate the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in in the Penn Lake Treatment Well, serving Penn Lake Park Borough. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on the existing station property and will include the usage of ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS and PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 22, 2025	Received a $7,842,004 grant and a $1,650,996 loan to decrease the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in Lohmiller, Twin Ponds, and Hunters Run wells. The Lohmiller Well and Hunters Run Wells 4 and 5 portions of the project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on each of the existing station properties and will include the usage of granular activated carbon (GAC) to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. On the Twin Ponds Well 8 property, a new treatment facility will be constructed and will use ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS/PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →

Apr 27, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Cabot/Hall Rd PFAS Project Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$9.97M	Source, p. 11 →
Apr 27, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Ridley PFAS Project Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$3.9M	Source, p. 11 →
Apr 27, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Hunt, Oreland, and Flourtown Wells PFAS Removal Project Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$2.26M	Source, p. 11 →
Jan 21, 2026	Received a $2,261,518 grant and a $4,503,482 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Hunt, Oreland, and Flourtown wells. Treatment upgrades include one train with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters for pre-filtration at Hunt Country well and one train of granular-activated carbon filters at Flourtown well and at Oreland well. Well pumps at each station will be replaced. The PFAS filtration trains will have a heated enclosure to house the valve trees and exposed piping, and valves will be heat-traced and insulated. The project will remove PFAS, as well as limit iron and manganese, from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 21, 2026	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - HUNT, ORELAND, AND FLOURTOWN WELLS PFAS REMOVAL PA1460073 Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$6.89M	Source, p. 41 →
Jan 21, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Hunt, Oreland, and Flourtown Wells PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$6.76M	Source, p. 20 →
Oct 15, 2025	Received a $3,900,704 grant and a $31,099,296 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the existing Ridley water treatment plant serving 15,760 residents in Media. The PFAS treatment involves the usage of granular-activated carbon (GAC) in trains of dual vessels to adsorb the PFAS compounds. The vessels will be housed in a new brick building and include a new electrical room for pump starters and variable frequency drives. The project also includes a low lift pump station with four (4) vertical turbine pumps to push water through the treatment vessels, and a 100,000-gallon waste equalization tank with two submersible transfer pumps to facilitate media rinses and backwashes. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Oct 15, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - RIDLEY PFAS PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$35M	Source, p. 35 →
Oct 15, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Ridley PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$25.7M	Source, p. 19 →
Jul 16, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - CABOT/HALL RD PFAS PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$16.2M	Source, p. 32 →
Jul 16, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Cabot/Hall Rd PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$12.3M	Source, p. 19 →
Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Highland Glen Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.47M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $1,473,229 grant and a $776,771 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Highland Glen Treatment Well in West Whiteland Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 167 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Highland Glen Well Station. Equipment installation includes ion exchange units, and two 4-foot diameter treatment vessels with a 5-micron cartridge filter upstream of the IX system. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Highland Glen Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$2.25M	Source, p. 17 →
Apr 18, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - HIGHLAND GLEN WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$2.25M	Source, p. 11 →

Apr 27, 2026	Pennsylvania American Water Company - Berwick PFAS WTP Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.09M	Source, p. 11 →
Oct 15, 2025	Received a $1,087,628 grant and a $24,362,372 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation and treatment at the Berwick water treatment plant serving 6,721 households within 5 municipalities throughout Columbia and Luzerne Counties. A new treatment plant will be constructed adjacent to the existing plant and will include a buried clear well, wet well, and granular-activated carbon (GAC) pressure filters designed for the removal of PFAS substances. Equipment installation will include disinfection and corrosion control systems, a sodium hypochlorite disinfection system to replace the existing chlorine gas system, new pipeline to transfer raw water from the existing four (4) wells to the new treatment plant, and new finished water transmission main to convey finished water from the new treatment plant to the existing 20-inch distribution system. Completion of this project will extend the life of the system and ensure compliance with new regulations for PFAS. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Oct 15, 2025	PA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY - BERWICK PFAS WTP Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$25.4M	Source, p. 11 →
Oct 15, 2025	Pennsylvania American Water Company - Berwick PFAS WTP Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$25.4M	Source, p. 20 →

Apr 27, 2026	PA American Water Company Summit Point PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$3.73M	Source, p. 11 →
Apr 27, 2026	Pennsylvania American Water Company - Pine Hill Well PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Listed for FFY2026 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$562k	Source, p. 11 →
Oct 15, 2025	Received a $562,434 grant and a $4,484,137 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation and treatment at the Pine Hill well station and treatment facility in Mount Pocono Borough. The project will include the demolition of the wellhouse and construction of a new treatment facility at the existing Pine Hill well station site, disposal of process wastewater, and other related work to address PFAS, iron, and manganese in the raw water. The new treatment facility will include granular-activated carbon (GAC) adsorbers and green sand filters. New concrete tanks will be utilized for holding backwash waste and filter systems. Chemical feed system improvements include sodium hypochlorite for oxidation and disinfection, sodium hydroxide for pH adjustment, polymer to assist with manganese and iron settling in the backwash waste tank, and zinc orthophosphate for corrosion control. New 4-inch ductile pipe will be installed for raw water flow to the treatment building. The existing submersible well pump will be replaced to deliver flow through the proposed filtration and PFAS treatment system. The project will remove PFAS as well as limit iron and manganese from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Oct 15, 2025	PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY - PINE HILL WELL PFAS/MN TREATMENT IMPROVEMENTS Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$5.05M	Source, p. 22 →
Oct 15, 2025	Pennsylvania American Water Company - Pine Hill Well PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$5.05M	Source, p. 20 →
Jul 16, 2025	Received a $3,728,985 grant and a $1,115,015 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation and treatment at the Summit Point Well serving Mount Pocono Borough and Coolbaugh Township. The project will include the construction of a 55-foot by 30-foot treatment building. Included in the building will be the installation of 2 service pumps, two 5-foot diameter granular-activated carbon (GAC) adsorber vertical pressure vessels on elevated platforms, a sodium hypochlorite feed system, a polymer feed system, a corrosion inhibitor feed system, variable frequency drives (VFDs), raw water piping, a blower for the air scour system, and electrical, lighting and security measures. Additionally, the existing well discharge piping will be replaced with 4-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) from the well to the new treatment building and the column pipe and pitless adapter will be replaced. The existing wellhouse will be demolished. This project will remove PFAS as well as limit iron and manganese from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jul 16, 2025	PA AMERICAN WATER COMPANY SUMMIT POINT PFAS/MN TREATMENT IMPROVEMENTS Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$4.84M	Source, p. 30 →
Jul 16, 2025	PA American Water Company Summit Point PFAS/Mn Treatment Improvements Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$4.84M	Source, p. 19 →

Apr 15, 2026	Received a $4,440,800 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment in North Wells 3 and 4. PFAS remediation upgrades include installation of a new 45-foot by 25-foot PFAS treatment facility on the existing parcel where the Authority’s North Wells #3 and #4 are located. Architectural elements from the surrounding homes will be incorporated into the building design to make the facility more aesthetically pleasing. The facility will house two 5,000-gallon carbon filtration units to remove the PFAS contamination from the groundwater and two 1,500-gallon greensand filtration units will be installed to remove iron and manganese impurities. Both treatment systems will have a designed flow rate of 500 gallons- per-minute. In addition, an emergency backup generator will be installed to ensure continuous, safe drinking water services during power outages. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$4.44M	Source →
Apr 15, 2026	DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY NORTH WELLS #3 AND #4 PFAS TREATMENT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$4.44M	Source, p. 12 →
Apr 15, 2026	Doylestown Township Municipal Authority North Wells #3 and #4 PFAS Treatment Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$4.44M	Source, p. 20 →
Jul 17, 2024	Received a $4,415,435 grant to construct a 45-foot x 25-foot PFAS treatment facility to address PFAS contamination in Central Wells #5 and #7. This facility will be located on the existing parcel where Central Well #5 is located. The project will also include the installation of 2,600 feet of 6-inch raw water pipeline to connect the contaminated Central Well #7 to the new facility. The facility will house carbon filtration units, as well as iron and manganese treatment units, to remove the PFAS contaminants from the groundwater. The project will bring the Authority’s PFAS and manganese levels into regulatory limits significantly reducing health risks typically associated with PFAS and manganese contamination in drinking water. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$4.42M	Source →
May 17, 2024	DOYLESTOWN TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY (DTMA) CENTRAL WELLS#5 AND #7 PFAS TREATMENT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$5M	Source, p. 26 →
Mar 27, 2024	Doylestown Township Municipal Authority Central Wells #5 and #7 PFAS Treatment Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$5M	Source, p. 9 →

Apr 15, 2026	Received a $2,261,518 grant and a $3,712,524 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at Well 7. The PFAS treatment project includes construction of a new treatment building. The existing wellhouse will be demolished to allow for re-drilling activities to remove materials resulting from a partial collapse within the well. The treatment building will contain one train of granular activated carbon filtration, for removal of PFAS, as well as disinfection feed. Backwash water will be stored in a 20,000-gallon on-site holding tank to allow for managed discharge to the sanitary sewer. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 15, 2026	PERKASIE REGIONAL AUTHORITY WELL #7 PFAS REMEDIATION Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$5.97M	Source, p. 38 →
Apr 15, 2026	Perkasie Regional Authority Well #7 PFAS Remediation Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$5.97M	Source, p. 20 →
Jan 22, 2025	Received a $3,173,109 grant and a $668,042 loan to address Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) contamination affecting the distribution of drinking water to customers. Wells 5 and 6 pump into one central treatment location, Well 4, where the water is treated before entering the distribution system; and, sampling of Well 5 reflects PFOS contamination. This project will include the construction of a 40-foot by 35-foot addition to the existing 14-foot by 17-foot building to allow the Authority to install filtering tanks for the removal of PFAS chemicals from the drinking water to ensure water quality and safety for its customers. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFAS/PFOS contamination and allow the Authority to increase current pumping rates at Well 5 to provide higher yield. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
May 17, 2024	PERKASIE REGIONAL AUTHORITY WELL #4 TREATMENT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$2M	Source, p. 32 →
Mar 27, 2024	Perkasie Regional Authority Well #4 Treatment Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$2M	Source, p. 9 →

Jan 21, 2026	Received a $913,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at Deer Run well. Treatment upgrades include installation of one train with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters and two 5-micron cartridge filters for pre-filtration, and replacement of the well pump with the addition of a variable frequency drive and upgraded electrical controls. The PFAS filtration train and pre-filtration assembly will be housed within the existing well house. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$913k	Source →
Jan 21, 2026	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - DEER RUN WELL PFAS REMOVAL PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$990k	Source, p. 43 →
Jan 21, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Deer Run Well PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$913k	Source, p. 20 →

Jan 21, 2026	Received a $1,440,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment in the Peddler’s View well system. PFAS remediation upgrades include installation of one treatment train with two pressure vessels in a series of granular-activated carbon filters at the well station. The filtration train will have a heated enclosure to house the valve tree and exposed piping, and the valves will be heat-traced and insulated. Pumps will also be replaced at two wells. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$1.44M	Source →
Jan 21, 2026	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - PEDDLERS VIEW WELL PFAS REMOVAL PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$1.52M	Source, p. 40 →
Jan 21, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Peddlers View Well PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$1.44M	Source, p. 20 →

Jan 21, 2026	Received a $6,830,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Meyers, Cranberry 3 and 4, and Rahns wells. Treatment upgrades include one train with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters for pre-filtration at three well stations. Well pumps at each station will be replaced. The PFAS filtration trains will have a heated enclosure to house the valve trees and exposed piping, and valves will be heat-traced and insulated. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$6.83M	Source →
Jan 21, 2026	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - MEYERS, CRANBERRY 3 & 4, AND RAHNS WELLS PFAS PA1460069 Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$6.89M	Source, p. 42 →
Jan 21, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Meyers, Cranberry 3 & 4, and Rahns Wells PFAS Removal Project P Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$6.83M	Source, p. 20 →
Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Perkiomen PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.64M	Source, p. 10 →
Jan 22, 2025	Received a $1,635,644 grant and a $344,356 loan to minimize the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in Perkiomen Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility on the existing Cranberry Well 2 Water Treatment Plant property and will include the usage of ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFOS/PFOA contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 22, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - PERKIOMEN PFAS PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$1.98M	Source, p. 17 →
Jan 22, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Perkiomen PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$1.98M	Source, p. 17 →

Jan 21, 2026	Received a $955,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at the Ivy Ridge wells. Treatment upgrades include two trains with two vessels in a series of anion exchange resin filters with 5-micron cartridge filters for pre-filtration, and replacement of the well pump with an additional variable frequency drive and upgraded electrical controls. The PFAS filtration trains and pre-filtration assembly will be housed within the existing well house. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$955k	Source →
Jan 21, 2026	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA, INC. - IVY RIDGE WELLS PFAS REMOVAL PROJECT Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$1.04M	Source, p. 39 →
Jan 21, 2026	Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. - Ivy Ridge Wells PFAS Removal Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$955k	Source, p. 20 →

Jan 21, 2026	Received a $2,435,000 grant for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal and treatment at Well F-8. An existing pole barn, in proximity to the control building, will be demolished to serve as the site for a new building to house the proposed PFAS treatment system. The PFAS treatment system will consist of one train of granular-activated carbon filters that will be backwashed into a new holding tank. The holding tank, with a volume of approximately 18,000 to 19,000 gallons, will be constructed adjacent to the new PFAS treatment building. The backwash holding tank will be discharged into the sewer system via the wet well of the Buckingham Village wastewater treatment plant. This project will remove a source of a known emerging contaminant from the public water supply. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$2.44M	Source →
Jan 21, 2026	BUCKINGHAM TOWNSHIP - WELL F-8 PFAS REMOVAL Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$2.08M	Source, p. 36 →
Jan 21, 2026	Buckingham Township - Well F-8 PFAS Removal Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$2.44M	Source, p. 20 →

Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Applewood Well House PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$937k	Source, p. 10 →
Jan 22, 2025	Received an $850,865 grant and a $179,135 loan to mitigate the presence of Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination in the Applewood Manor Well 1, serving Dallas Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility, to be located on the existing station property, and will include the usage of ion exchange units to adsorb the PFOS and PFOA compounds. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with this type of contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Jan 22, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Applewood Well House PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$1.03M	Source, p. 17 →

Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Chalfont Well 14 PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.24M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $1,244,060 grant and a $655,940 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation project at the Chalfont Well 14 in New Britain Borough. The existing Chalfont Well 14 Treatment Station treats groundwater from the well. A new treatment facility will be constructed to maintain the permitted capacity of 250 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Chalfont Well 14 Station. The PFAS treatment will involve the usage of ion-exchange units to adsorb the Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) compounds. Two 5-foot diameter treatment vessels will be installed with a 5-micron cartridge filter upstream of the IX system. This project will remove PFAS from the drinking water system. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Chalfont Well 14 PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$1.9M	Source, p. 17 →
Apr 18, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - CHALFONT WELL 14 PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$1.9M	Source, p. 18 →

Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Franklin Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.31M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $1,309,537 grant and a $690,463 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Franklin Treatment Well in Franklin Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 60 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Franklin Well Station. Equipment installation includes granular activated carbon (GAC) units, and two 5-foot diameter treatment vessels. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Franklin Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$2M	Source, p. 17 →

Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Friendship Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.38M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $1,375,014 grant and a $724,986 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Friendship Treatment Well in West Brandywine Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 120 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Friendship Well Station. It will also include the installation of ion exchange units, and two 4-foot diameter treatment vessels with a 5-micron cartridge filter upstream of the IX system. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Friendship Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$2.1M	Source, p. 17 →
Apr 18, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - FRIENDSHIP WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$2.1M	Source, p. 16 →

Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Willowdale Crossing Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$1.64M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $1,636,922 grant and an $863,078 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the Willowdale Crossing Treatment Well in East Marlborough Township. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 350 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing Willowdale Crossing Well Station. It will also include the installation of granular activated carbon (GAC) units, and two 10-foot diameter treatment vessels. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - Willowdale Crossing Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$2.5M	Source, p. 17 →
Apr 18, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - WILLOWDALE CROSSING WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$2.5M	Source, p. 14 →

Jul 2, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - White Haven Treatment Well PFAS Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$2.82M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $2,815,505 grant and a $1,484,495 loan to minimize the presence of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in finished water via treatment at the White Haven Treatment Well in White Haven Borough. The project will include the construction of a new treatment facility that will maintain the permitted capacity of 400 gallons per minute (GPM) and will be located on the property of the existing White Haven Treatment Well Station. Ion exchange treatment vessels for pre-filtration and heat tracing will also be installed. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS) and Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) contamination. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Aqua Pennsylvania Inc. - White Haven Treatment Well PFAS Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$4.3M	Source, p. 17 →
Apr 18, 2025	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA INC. - WHITE HAVEN TREATMENT WELL PFAS PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$4.3M	Source, p. 15 →

Jul 2, 2025	Northampton Bucks County Municipal Authority Churchville Public Water Project Listed for FFY2025 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$13M	Source, p. 10 →
Apr 23, 2025	Received a $13,042,732 grant and a $6,876,873 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) remediation projects in Churchville and Hillside Manors. The Authority and the United States Department of the Navy are participating in an Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA) related to past activities that created groundwater contamination issues at the former Naval Air Warfare Center (NAWC) Warminster facility which neighbored Northampton Township. Through this project, 334 private properties will be connected to the public water system, contingent on each homeowner’s acceptance of the connection offer. Within the "Churchville Manor Public Water Project", construction will include 9,800 feet of 8-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) water main, 9 fire hydrants, 19,000 feet of ¾-inch service lines, 160 residential meters, and 160 private interior water connections. Within the "Hillside Manor Public Water Project", 8,100 feet of 8-inch ductile iron pipe (DIP) water main, 9 fire hydrants, 20,000 feet of ¾-inch service lines,174 residential meters, and 174 private interior water connections will be constructed. Each project location will also include the construction of 1 sampling station and 2 flushing stations. The new customers will experience improved water quality with the reduction in exposure to PFAS contamination and the community will also save approximately 20 percent in energy costs with the disconnection of up to 334 private wells, which expend more engery to operate. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
Apr 23, 2025	Northampton Bucks County Municipal Authority Churchville Public Water Project Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF IUP sources & uses)	$19.9M	Source, p. 17 →
Apr 18, 2025	NORTHAMPTON BUCKS COUNTY MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY CHURCHVILLE PUBLIC WATER PROJECT Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$19.9M	Source, p. 7 →

Jan 22, 2025	Received a $9,731,255 grant and a $2,048,745 loan for Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substance (PFAS) remediation projects affecting wells 1 and 2 in this disadvantaged community. This treatment upgrade project includes the construction of a new building addition on the site of the existing waterworks treatment facility, and the installation of two lead-lag granular activated carbon (GAC) treatment trains, a below-grade wastewater equalization basin, a sulfuric acid chemical system, and additional, necessary chemical, electrical, instrumentation, and control systems. By mitigating PFAS contamination, this project will improve the water quality and allow the Borough to be in compliance with Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (PADEP) regulations. Approved by the PENNVEST board	—	Source →
May 17, 2024	BOROUGH OF EMMAUS PFAS DRINKING WATER SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS WELLS NO. 1 & 2 Applied; on DWSRF priority list, application pending (amount is the project cost)	$11.1M	Source, p. 29 →
Mar 27, 2024	Borough of Emmaus PFAS Drinking Water System Improvements Wells No. 1 & 2 Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$11.1M	Source, p. 9 →

Pennsylvania PFAS funding: who has been named and who has been awarded

Where Pennsylvania systems apply next

Every system on the list 31 systems · 31 with an award · 15 tested over the limit

Running a funded project in Pennsylvania?

Pennsylvania PFAS funding: who has been named and who has been awarded

Where Pennsylvania systems apply next

Every system on the list 31 systems · 31 with an award · 15 tested over the limit

Running a funded project in Pennsylvania?

Apr 24, 2024	Received a $6,770,000 grant to install Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) equipment consisting of six (6) 10-ft diameter filter vessels with anion exchange resin, three (3) new low lift pumps to push treated water through the vessels, and a 97,000-gallon waste holding tank to equalize backwash prior to disposal by trucking. The project will minimize the presence of Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) and Perfluorooctanesulfonic Acid (PFOS) in the finished water via treatment of the existing Edgley groundwater well field source. The reduction of PFAS levels due to this project will bring the Edgely well into acceptable levels defined by DEP. Approved by the PENNVEST board	$6.77M	Source →
Apr 24, 2024	AQUA PENNSYLVANIA - EDGELY PFAS REMOVAL Approved by the PENNVEST board (per DWSRF priority list) (amount is the project cost)	$6.77M	Source, p. 5 →
Mar 27, 2024	Aqua Pennsylvania - Edgely PFAS Removal Listed for FFY2024 BIL Emerging Contaminants funds in the DWSRF Intended Use Plan	$6.77M	Source, p. 9 →