Dover water task force gathers info
Committee asks engineer for advice on scope, cost of contaminant testing in evaluating public water system options
DOVER—Do Dover’s private water wells contain toxic PFAS and other contaminants at levels that would influence any decision to build a municipal water system in the town?
The people of Dover may soon find the answer to that question based on whether the selectboard decides to go ahead with testing that would establish whether the water needs treatment, and at what cost.
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