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PFAS has been detected in the North Potomac waterway, prompting the council to review water supply and sewerage plans and consider service changes.

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The latest in this situation

  1. The Montgomery County Council reviewed WSSC Water's budget and infrastructure repair needs for the Potomac Filtration Plant.

How it started

1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jun 29. The briefing below covers this first event.

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PFAS has been detected in the North Potomac waterway, prompting the council to review water supply and sewerage plans and consider service changes.

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Marc ElrichMontgomery County CouncilNorth PotomacWashington Suburban Sanitary Commission

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  1. The Montgomery County Council reviewed WSSC Water's budget and infrastructure repair needs for the Potomac Filtration Plant.Sub-event
  2. PFAS contamination in the North Potomac waterway prompts council review of water supply and service changes.1 source

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