Laboratories Offering Home Testing
PFAS MCLs and Drinking Water
Statewide Testing Initiative
PFAS Sites and Areas of Interest
There are two major classes of firefighting foam: Class A and Class B. Class B is also called Aqueous film forming foam (AFFF) and is usually created using PFAS. It is a highly effective foam used for fighting high-hazard flammable liquid fires, like gasoline, oil, and jet fuel.
Official Correspondence
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EGLE received a baseline environmental assessment (BEA) for the property at 900 Shoreline Drive, stating that temporary monitoring wells were installed at the site and had a result of PFOA at 17 ppt (compared to 8 ppt) and PFOS at 16 ppt (compared to 16 ppt). BEAs are used by potential property owners and operators to buy or operate a site without being held liable for contamination caused by previous owners and operators. The site is currently a marina and was historically used for boat manufacturing. In 2003, a fire destroyed part of the property.
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This app provides access to multiple datasets from Michigan’s PFAS Action Response Team (MPART), including data on official sites, surface water, public water supplies, and fish sampling.
EGLE, DHHS, and local health have reviewed drinking water well logs and developed a plan to sample the nearest identified drinking water well(s). Identified well owner(s) will receive a letter in the mail requesting access to sample drinking water.
Jacob Palinsky, PalinskyJ@Michigan.gov or 989-370-3053