One or more PFAS compounds exceed EPA Maximum Contaminant Levels. This is not a current violation — the federal compliance deadline is April 2029 (a proposed extension to 2031 is not final). These are UCMR 5 results from 2023 to 2025; the system may have installed treatment since.
Key contaminants vs MCL
PFOA14.6 ppt(MCL: 4 ppt)
PFOS11.3 ppt(MCL: 4 ppt)
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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Jan 22, 2025 · Received a $4,956,497 grant and a $1,043,503 loan for a Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) removal project affecting three well stations in the Borough’s distribution system. The project includes the installation of dual-vessel Granular Activated Carbon (GAC) Treatment Systems at wells 9, 10, and 12. The treatment systems will necessitate a freestanding building at each well facility to house the vessels, controls, and necessary equipment appurtenances. Additional actions to take place in the project will include installation of a cartridge-style pre-filter at each well, and piping to filter-to-waste and backwash the filter vessels. New chlorine facilities are provisioned in the new treatment housing and existing chlorine equipment at these sites is to be relocated. The project will address health and safety concerns associated with PFAS contamination and allow the Borough to maintain independent operation of all water sources to meet system demand. · —