Rogers Area PFAS Water Main

At a glance

  • What: Extending a water main to the Rogers area of Killingly because of PFAS.
  • Where it stands: On 2026-10-13 the Town Manager reported that state environmental test results had been received, Connecticut Water will take part in the water main project, and there is a shortfall of about $800,000 against the 20 percent grant match. The state health department may have surplus funds available first come, first served. Updates were repeated on 2026-11-02.
  • Next: Securing the shortfall; no vote is scheduled that has been seen.

Sources

  • Figures are from YouTube auto-generated captions and may be misheard.

Log

2026-11-10 - Town Council

  • Expected: further update, if any.

2026-11-02 - Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission

  • Staff update on Rogers area PFAS.

2026-10-13 - Town Council

  • Town Manager report: test results, Connecticut Water participation, about $800,000 shortfall.

2026-10-13 - Town Council

  • Town Manager said the project could receive full outside funding within a year or two, removing the $800,000 shortfall (spoken; not confirmed in writing).

2026-11-02 - Inland Wetlands and Watercourses Commission

  • Testing continues; the 20% match issue was resolved and $800,000 in state public-health funds is available first-come.