Cuomo, wearing a blue blazer and surrounded by state and local officials in windbreakers, said initial tests of
a temporary water filtration system had turned up no PFOA in treated water.
Not exact matches
Gov. Andrew Cuomo visited Hoosick Falls for the first time since the community's
water crisis began, and said the
temporary filtration system in the village is now working and clear of PFOA.
«We continue to discuss with the village and the DOH the details of the agreement under which Saint - Gobain will fund the
temporary and permanent
water filtration systems, but we would suggest that any comment on those discussions should come from village officials and the DOH,» she said.
A
temporary filtration system is now operating to address the
water contamination in the Rensselaer County village of Hoosick Falls.
The Rensselaer County village of Hoosick Falls, which has been grappling with a chemically - tainted
water supply, can now begin flushing contaminated
water lines after the installation of a
temporary filtration system.
The state has pledged $ 10 million to install new
filtration systems for the village — using recently unlocked state Superfund money — and on Friday, officials announced that a
temporary filtration system had been installed and that the village's
water mains were being flushed.