Drinking Water/PFAS

• Aquarion Water Company Reports
• Resources

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), “Drinking water comes from a variety of sources including public water systems, private wells, or bottled water. Ensuring safe and healthy drinking water may be as simple as turning on the tap from an EPA-regulated public water system. Other water sources may need a water filter, a check on water fluoridation, or an inspection to ensure a septic tank is not too close to a private well.”

According to CT DPH, “Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a family of thousands of human-made chemicals with many useful properties including the ability to repel water, prevent staining and increase heat resistance.”

• New Milford Regional System

• Carmen Hill System
• Dean Heights System
• West Shore System
• Laurel Ridge System
• Meadowbrook System
• New Milford Regional System
• Park Glen System
• Pleasant View System

• Twin Oaks System
• Hawkstone System, Oxford
• Lakeside System
• Judea-Depot System
• Quarry Ridge System
• Woodbury System
• Forest Hills System
• Valley System
• Judea-Main System

CT DPH PFAS Resources

• General Information
• Health Information
• Drinking Water Systems
• Private Well Owners
• Circular Letters
• Resources
• CT DPH PFAS Educational Brochure
• CT Interagency PFAS Taskforce – Action Plan
• Drinking Water Section – CT DPH
• CT Drinking Water Map
• What You Need to Know About: Tetrachloroethylene in Private Well Water

HVHD PFAS Resources

• PFAS in Wells FAQ
• PFAS General Information

Other Resources

• CT PFAS FAQs – Aquarion
• Drinking Water – CDC
• Reducing PFAS in your drinking water with a home filter – EPA (Fact Sheet)
• PFAS national primary drinking water regulations – EPA (Fact Sheet)
• Small and rural water systems on EPA’s PFAS national primary drinking water regulations – EPA (Fact Sheet)