Superintendent Christian Elkington provides the board, as well as students and parents/caregivers, the test result of PFAS levels in the well water at Cape Cod Hill School, as well as hear administrative reports from Foster Career and Technical Education center and transportation.
The rate increases would be, in part, due to the financial burden Wilton has taken on from state legislation on PFAS requiring that municipalities dispose of wastewater sludge differently.
With the implementation of LD 1911, "An Act To Prevent the Further Contamination of the Soils and Waters of the State with So-called Forever Chemicals," use of any sludge from wastewater treatment plants is prohibited.