Summary
The latest sampling at the Still River well shows PFAS levels have gone up again, so the City must mail an extra DNR-required notice to water customers in early August on top of the quarterly bill notice. A treatment pilot study is moving forward with DNR submittals complete.
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Last discussed Jul 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
The city could face costly water treatment upgrades, testing, or new water sources—costs that may eventually show up on utility bills or in the municipal budget.
Water customers, who get legally required notice and are eventually served by the planned treatment system.
Residents drinking water from the Still River well area, who face continued PFAS exposure until treatment is in place.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Pewaukee Residents Notified of Increase in “Forever Chemicals” PFAS in City Drinking Water
Pewaukee Residents Notified of Increase in “Forever Chemicals” PFAS in City Drinking Water The Heartland Post
Pewaukee issues drinking water notice after well exceeds PFAS limits
Pewaukee issues drinking water notice after well exceeds PFAS limits WTMJ
Public Works Committee - Jul 23, 2026
The latest sampling at the Still River well shows PFAS levels have gone up again, so the City must mail an extra DNR-required notice to water customers in early August on top of the quarterly bill notice. A treatment pilot study is moving forward with DNR submittals complete.
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