Summary
Westchester County is rolling out new testing services to check private wells for harmful PFAS chemicals, helping folks ensure their drinking water is safe. If you get your water from a private well, you can now easily test it for these nasty forever chemicals.
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Impact analysis
Testing your own well might cost you a bit upfront, but catching contamination early saves you from massive health bills and property value drops later.
Local residents and business owners who rely on private wells get peace of mind and cleaner water.
No groups negatively affected
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