Toxic PFAS is Threatening Mecosta County

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Contaminated Areas Near You

Contaminated Areas Near You

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What is GLPAN?

What is GLPAN?

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Testing for PFAS Contamination

Testing for PFAS Contamination

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What are PFAS?

What are PFAS?

Toxic PFAS are invisible.

People Working for a Better Mecosta County

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PFAS in Mecosta County

PFAS + Mecosta County

As a Mecosta County resident, you and the 43,481 people living in your community need to stay informed about the threat posed by toxic PFAS contamination.

A quick look at the numbers in Mecosta County:

  • There are 0 sites contaminated with toxic PFAS.
  • 17% of residents are over the age of 65, and their health can be aggravated by PFAS contamination.
  • 5% are children, who are especially vulnerable to PFAS.

To combat the harmful effects of PFAS, we must:

  • Raise awareness of PFAS contamination in Mecosta County waterways, and conduct local events to educate boaters and swimmers of the risks associated with PFAS.
  • Recruit volunteers in key communities such as Big Rapids and Stanwood to get the word out about this risk to our community.
  • Raise funds to continue testing important water sources like Dogfish Lake.
  • Raise awareness of potential PFAS contamination in Mecosta County waterways.

Join the Great Lakes PFAS Action Network and share your story.