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- Environmental Investigations at the Wickes Manufacturing TCE Plume and Wickes Effluent Pond Sites Newletter No 5 July 2004
- Northwest Michigan Community Health
Agency's description of the geographic area selected for water sampling. (*Coming soon*)
- Northwest Michigan Community Health Agency's letter to residents selected for water sampling.
- MDEQ's request for drinking water test - The DEQ requisition form for water testing (.pdf)
- The Antrim County Health Department advises homeowners who have their well water tested themselves (without involvement of the health department or Michigan DEQ) to make sure that the sample is tested for volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) that may be present in the water. Standard water testing will not look for these chemicals, including TCE and its breakdown products.
- The Antrim County Health Department advises homeowners who have their well water tested themselves (without involvement of the health department or Michigan DEQ) to make sure that the sample is tested for volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) that may be present in the water. Standard water testing will not look for these chemicals, including TCE and its breakdown products.
- MDEQ's website detailing step by step instructions for collecting a drinking water sample
- March 15.
From: Chuck Edwards, Senior Sanitarian, Northwest Michigan Community Health Agency
To: Antrim County residents
RE: Mandatory Protocol For Installation of Residential Drinking Water Wells Within Areas Subject to Contaminated Groudwater, Near Mancelona , Michigan
Wickes Manufacturing TCE Plume;
Mancelona, Michigan
Current Activities pertaining to Water Sampling
The Midwest Hazardous Substance Research Center, Michigan
State University.
Please contact us if you have any
comments or questions.