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EPA MCL: 4 ppt (parts per trillion) for PFOA and PFOS individually. Compliance deadline: April 26, 2029 under the current rule.
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As printed in the state's own documents. Amounts are not added together: each is a different kind of figure.
Oct 2025 · Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection · $0
"Financed through SRF Market Rate Program" per FFY2026 Final IUP Annual List. Source →
Oct 2025 · Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection · $0
On the FFY2026 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted). Source →
May 22, 2025 · This project consists of the decommissioning/abandonment of Well #4, replacement of approximately 2,400 linear feet of existing water main, hydrants, and lead service connections on Graves and Cherry Street, rehabilitation of the interior of the existing 225,000-gallon water tower located at the end of Tower Street, and replacement of the control system at the water treatment plant. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFOA/S Removal and Resilience Upgrades″ dated August 2022 by Delaware Engineering, D.P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. · $915k
Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3075, 2025-05-22). Source →
May 22, 2025 · This project consists of the decommissioning/abandonment of Well #4, replacement of approximately 2,400 linear feet of existing water main, hydrants, and lead service connections on Graves and Cherry Street, rehabilitation of the interior of the existing 225,000-gallon water tower located at the end of Tower Street, and replacement of the control system at the water treatment plant. The project is defined by the engineering report entitled ″PFOA/S Removal and Resilience Upgrades″ dated August 2022 by Delaware Engineering, D.P.C., as may be updated, amended, supplemented, and approved by the New York State Department of Health. ·
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$1.08M
Approved by EFC Board of Directors (Resolution 3075, 2025-05-22). Source →
Oct 2024 · Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection · $0
"Financed through SRF Market Rate Program" per FFY2025 Final IUP Annual List. Source →
Oct 2024 · Enhance interconnection with Red Hook (T); eliminate Well #4 due to PFAS, Upgrade Storage, Upgrade Distribution System, Upgrade Inter-Connection · $0
On the FFY2025 Multi-Year List (listing form submitted). Source →
RED HOOK VILLAGE PFAS results — RED HOOK, NY | PFAS Comply