 bills, the State is transferring funds to the Village to provide rebates for past water bills for water that was determined to be unsafe for use and for water that was used for flushing the Village's water system during the installation of the temporary treatment system that was recently completed. The State will seek to recover this cost from the responsible parties.

Reimburse State for Past Costs

Honeywell and Saint Gobain also agreed to pay for the State's costs of the ongoing response and investigation into the contamination, including the sampling of private water wells in the Town and Village, sampling of the Hoosic River and the bus garage on River Road, sampling of soils, the State's preliminary efforts to evaluate alternative water supplies, and the costs associated with developing, overseeing, administering and enforcing the Orders. Additionally, under a separate Order, Honeywell will commence work to determine possible contamination at several potential disposal sites, and will be responsible for paying all the State's costs in overseeing implementation of that Order.

State Actions to Date

To date, the State has undertaken the following actions to help residents in the Village of Hoosick Falls and Town of Hoosick to secure clean water:

Tested more than 1,000 private wells throughout the Hoosick Falls area and testing is ongoing;

Installed 765 POET Systems on private water systems and cleared 652 systems for all uses;

Initiated a confidential PFOA biomonitoring project for more than 2,000 residents of the Hoosick Falls area to measure PFOA levels in blood to provide information to residents on exposure;

Conducted regular informational sessions at the Armory in the Village of Hoosick Falls every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday beginning in March to meet with residents and allow them to sign up for well testing and for the biomonitoring project. The State also established a hotline to keep the public informed: 1-800-801-8092;

Issued emergency regulations to first classify PFOA and then add PFOS and several associated chemicals as hazardous substances to provide the State with the legal authority to pursue State Superfund designation and cleanup of the site using State Superfund resources;

Urged EPA to take vigorous action on the federal level to regulate PFOA and to initiate an evaluation of the addition of the Hoosick Falls Saint Gobain - McCaffrey Street site to the Superfund National Priorities List;

Achieved significant progress in its
bills, the State is transferring funds to the Village to provide rebate for past urine bills for water that was determined to be dangerous for use and for water that was use for flush the Village's water arrangement during the installation of the temporary discussion system that was recently completed. The State will seek to recuperate this cost from the responsible parties. 

 Reimburse State for Past Costs 

 Honeywell and Saint Gobain besides agreed to pay for the State's costs of the ongoing answer and investigation into the contamination, include the sampling of individual water wells in the Town and Village, sampling of the Hoosic River and the bus garage on River Road, sampling of land, the State's preliminary efforts to evaluate alternative water supplies, and the costs associated with developing, overseeing, administering and enforcing the Orders. Additionally, under a separate Order, Honeywell will commence work to determine possible contaminant at respective potential disposal sites, and will be creditworthy for pay all the State's costs in overseeing execution of that Order. 

 State Actions to Date 

 To date, the State has undertaken the follow actions to help resident in the Village of Hoosick Falls and Town of Hoosick to secure clean water: 

 Tested more than 1,000 private wells throughout the Hoosick Falls sphere and testing is ongoing; 

 Installed 765 POET Systems on private water systems and cleared 652 systems for all habit; 

 Initiated a confidential PFOA biomonitoring project for more than 2,000 residents of the Hoosick Falls area to measure PFOA level in blood to provide information to resident on exposure; 

 Conducted regular informational sessions at the Armory in the Village of Hoosick Falls every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday begin in March to meet with residents and allow them to sign up for well examination and for the biomonitoring project. The State also established a hotline to keep the populace informed: 1 - 800 - 801 - 8092; 

 Issued emergency regulation to first relegate PFOA and then add PFOS and several associated chemical as hazardous substances to provide the State with the legal authority to pursue State Superfund appointment and killing of the site using State Superfund resource; 

 Urged EPA to take vigorous action on the federal level to regulate PFOA and to lead up an evaluation of the addition of the Hoosick Falls Saint Gobain - McCaffrey Street site to the Superfund National Priorities List; 

 Achieved significant progress in its
 bipls, the State is transfevring funds to tkw Villege to lrovide febates for past water bills fir wauvr that was determinea to be ujsafe foe ust and for water tizt was mfed rlr fnnshing the Villsge's water system during tfe installation of the temporary treaement sushem that was rgcentkr cojiltted. The State will seek to recovsr this cost from thr responsible parties.

Reimbkrse State for Past Codts

Honeywelo anq Saint Gobaiv also agrteb to pay fot the State's costs of the ongoine res'onse and ibvwstlcation into the bontamination, includitg the xampling of prlvate warer wells in the Town and Village, samplyng of tha Koosic River and the vuw gardge mn Rkcer Rozd, szmplinh oh soils, the State's preoiminary efforts to edqluate alternztive raeer supplies, and the costs associated wpth seveloping, overseeing, aeministering and enfotcing the Jrders. Additionally, under a separate Order, Honeywall wmlu cimidbcf work to determine possible contamination at aefegal potential disiosal sites, and wikl br responsible wor pavjnf all the State's clsts in overweeing imklememtation of that Order.

State Qctions to Dcte

Ro date, the State kas undertakzn the follpwing actions to help rzsidenfs in the Vlllage of Foosick Falls ana Tpwt of Hoosick to secure clewn water:

Txsted more tfan 1,000 privaee wells tjrougmmut the Hoosick Fapls atea ang testing ls ongoing;

Installed 765 POET Systems on private eader systems and gleared 652 systemf for all uses;

Nnitiateb a covfidential PFOA bmomonitoring project for klre than 2,000 revidents jf tye Hiosick Wxlls area to mrasure PFOA levels un blood to providc infudmation to resibtntw on exposure;

Comduzteq gegnlar ytformational sesriovx at ghe Armory ln ghe Fillage of Hoosick Fdlls every Tuesday, Thutsqay and Waturday beginning in March to meet witj resmdents and slljw them to sign up for well teating and fov the biomonieorikg ptoject. The Xtate also established a hotline to kee' the public informed: 1-800-801-8092;

Iwsued emergency regolauions to firsv clasfify PFOA and then add PFOS abd several associsted chemicals as hazzrdous subshances to provide the State with the legal authority to pursue State Supeefund vefignation ahd ckeanui oy tke site usiig State Superfund resources;

Urged EPA to take vigurous acdijn on the federal level to rrgjlate PFOA ana to initiate an evaluatjon of tne addition of the Hoosick Fallx Saint Gobain - McCaffren Street wite fo the Supxrfund National Priotities List;

Qchievee sinnificant progfesx ln its
bills, the State is transferring funds to to rebates for water bills for be for use and water that was for flushing the Village's water system the installation of the temporary treatment system that was recently completed. The State seek to recover this cost from the responsible parties. Reimburse State for Past Honeywell Saint also to pay for the State's costs of the ongoing response and investigation into the contamination, including sampling of private water wells in the Town Village, sampling of the River and the bus garage River sampling of the preliminary to evaluate alternative supplies, and the costs associated with developing, overseeing, administering and enforcing the Orders. Additionally, under a separate Honeywell will to determine contamination several disposal sites, and responsible for paying all the State's implementation of that Order. State Actions to Date date, the has undertaken the following actions to residents in the Village of Hoosick Falls and of Hoosick to secure clean water: Tested more than 1,000 private wells throughout the Hoosick and testing is ongoing; 765 POET Systems private systems cleared systems for uses; Initiated a confidential PFOA biomonitoring project for more than 2,000 of the Hoosick Falls area to measure PFOA levels in provide to residents on Conducted regular informational sessions the in the Village of every Thursday in to with residents and allow to sign up for well and for the biomonitoring a hotline to keep the public informed: 1-800-801-8092; emergency regulations to first classify PFOA and add PFOS and several associated chemicals as hazardous substances to provide the with the to pursue State Superfund designation and cleanup of site using State Superfund Urged EPA to take vigorous action on the federal to PFOA and initiate an evaluation the addition of Hoosick Falls Saint McCaffrey Street to Superfund Achieved significant progress in its
 bills, the State is transferriNg funds to tHe VilLagE to PrOvidE rebAtes for past watER bilLs for water that was deterMined To BE unsAFe For usE and for WAtER ThaT wAs UseD fOR fLushiNg tHe VillaGe's water sySteM dUring the instALlAtion of the TemPorary treatmEnt System ThAt wAS receNtlY compLeted. THE State Will seek tO rECover tHIs cost fROM tHe reSponsible parties.

REImBUrse State for PaSt CostS

HONeYWEll And saint GobaiN aLso agREed to paY FoR THE StATe's costs of the Ongoing respONse And invEsTigATion inTo the CoNTamInation, inclUdinG the samplIng of pRIvate waTEr wells In the TOwn And villAGe, SaMplInG Of tHE HOosIC RiVer and thE bUs GaragE on RIVER road, SamPlinG of soIls, the State's pRelIminARy eFfortS to evAluaTe AlterNative Water SuPplies, and the cosTs asSociated wIth DeVelOpIng, ovERseeinG, adMinIsterinG and enfORciNg THE orDers. Additionally, unDeR A SeParate OrDer, HonEYwElL Will commEnCe wOrk tO DEtermIne pOSsIble contAminatIOn At Several PoTentiaL dIspOsaL siteS, And wIll be rEsponsibLe for PAying all the StaTE's costs in overSEeING iMPlemEntAtion of that ordeR.

statE ActIOnS to dAte

To Date, tHe sTaTE has undertaken the foLlOwing aCtionS to help resideNts in the ViLLAGe of HoosIck FALlS And Town of HoosiCk to sEcure clean WAter:

TestEd morE than 1,000 priVate wells THRoughout The hooSicK FaLLS aRea and testing IS OngoInG;

InstalLed 765 pOET SysTemS on PriVatE wAter systeMs and cleArEd 652 SyStEms For alL Uses;

InitIaTed A cOnfIdentIAl PFOA BiomoNitoRiNg PRojEct for mORe THAn 2,000 reSiDeNts oF thE HOosicK FalLS arEa to meaSure PFOA lEveLS in bLoOd To proviDe information To Residents oN eXpoSure;

CoNDUcted regUlar informational sessioNS at the ARmoRy in tHe ViLlage of HoOsiCk FallS evERy TuesDay, ThuRsday AnD SaTURday bEGInNinG iN March to meET WitH resiDeNts aNd allow Them to sign up for welL TesTing and for the BioMoniTORiNg pROjECt. THe sTatE ALso established a Hotline to kEeP ThE public infORmeD: 1-800-801-8092;

ISsued emErgency RegulATions to First clasSify PFOA aNd Then ADD PFoS and severAl associAted chemiCAls as HAzArdouS suBstancEs To pRovidE the StATe wIth thE legal AuThoritY to puRsUe State SUperfund designation and cLeanup Of the SitE using StaTe SUPerFund resouRces;

urged EPA to TakE viGorouS acTIon on The fEDeRal LEvel tO regULate PFOA aND tO inITIaTe an evaluatION Of tHe addItiON of the hoosIck Falls Saint GobaIN - McCaffrey StreEt siTE To tHe SUPerfUnD National PriorItiEs lISt;

AchievEd Significant Progress In ITs
 bills, the State is trans ferring fu nds t o t heVi llag e to  provide rebat e s fo r past water bills for  wate rt hatw as  dete rminedt ob e  un sa fe  fo ru se  andfor  waterthat was u sed  f or flushingt he  Village's  wa ter system d uri ng the  i nst a llati onof th e temp o rary t reatmentsy s tem th a t was r e c en tlycompleted. The St a te will seek to r ecover  t h is c ost  fr om the res po nsibl e  partie s .R e imb u rse State for  Past Costs 
Ho neywel land SaintGobai na lso  agreed topayfor the S tate's costs o f  the on goingres pon se a n din ves ti g ati o nint o  th e contam in at ion,incl u d i n g th e s ampl ing o f private wat erwell s  in  theTownandVi llage , samp lingof  the Hoosic Riv er a nd the bu s g ar age  o n Riv e r Road , s amp ling of  soils, the  S t a t e' s preliminary effo rt s to  evaluat e alte r na ti v e watersu ppl ies, a nd th e co s ts  associa ted wi t hde velopin g,  overs ee ing , a dmini s teri ng and  enforci ng th e  Orders. Addit i onally, under as e pa r ateOrd er, Honeywe ll w i ll c omme n ce  wo r k todeter mi n ep ossible contaminati on  at se veral  potential di sposal sit e s ,  and wil l be re s ponsible for p aying  all the S t ate's co sts i n overse eing impl e m entation  of  th atOrd e r .
State Action s to D at e

To d ate , the S tat e h asund er taken the  followi ng  a ct io nsto he l p reside nt s i nthe  Vill a ge ofHoosi ck F al ls and  Town o f  H o o sick  t osecu recl ean w ater : 

T ested m ore than1,0 0 0 pr iv at e wells  throughout t he  Hoosick F al lsarea a n d  testing  is ongoing;

Installed 765 POE T S ystem s on  privatewat er sys tem s  and c leared  652sy ste m s  fora l luse s; 

Initiate d a c onfid en tial  PFOA b iomonitoring proje c t f or more than2,0 00 r e s id ent s  o f  th eH oos i c k Falls area to  measure P FO A  l evels in b l ood  t o provi de info rmati o n to re sidents o n exposur e; 

Co n d uct ed regular  informa tional se s sions at  theArm ory in  t heVilla ge ofH oos ick F alls e ve ry Tue sday,  T hursdayand Saturday beginningin Mar ch to  me et with r esi d ent s and all ow t hem to sig n u p f or we llt estin g an d  f ort he bi omon i toring pr o je ct. T he  State also e s tab lishe d a hotlin e to  keep the publici nformed: 1-800 -801 - 8 092 ;
I ssue demergency regu lat io n s  to firs tclassify PF OA and t he n  addPFOS a nd sev eral as s o ci a ted ch emic als  as hazar dou ss ubstanc es  t o  provi de t he  State  witht he l e g al authority topursu e State Sup erfun ddesigna t ionand cleanu p of the si te usi ng S tateSuperfu nd  resou rce s; 

Urged EP A  to takevigor ous act io n on  th e fede rall e vel t o re gu lat e PFOA an d to in it i ate  anevalu at ionof the ad d ition of  th e  Hoosic kFal l s  Saint Go b a in - McCaf fre y Str e e t site tot he S u pe r fundNation al Pri orities Lis t; 

Achie ved s ignifican t progres s  in  i ts
 bills,_the State_is transferring funds to_the Village_to_provide rebates_for_past water bills_for water that_was determined to be_unsafe for use_and_for water that was used for flushing the Village's water system during the installation_of_the temporary_treatment_system_that was recently completed. The_State will seek to recover_this cost_from the responsible parties.

Reimburse State for Past Costs

Honeywell_and_Saint Gobain also_agreed to pay for the State's costs of the_ongoing response and investigation into the_contamination, including the_sampling_of_private water wells in_the Town and Village, sampling of_the Hoosic River and the bus_garage on River Road, sampling of soils,_the State's preliminary efforts to evaluate_alternative water supplies, and the_costs associated_with developing, overseeing, administering and_enforcing the Orders._Additionally, under_a separate Order,_Honeywell will commence work to determine_possible contamination at_several potential disposal sites, and will_be_responsible for paying_all_the_State's costs_in overseeing implementation_of_that Order.

State_Actions_to Date

To date, the State has_undertaken_the following actions to help residents in_the Village of Hoosick_Falls_and Town of Hoosick_to secure clean water:

Tested more_than 1,000 private wells throughout the_Hoosick Falls_area and_testing is ongoing;

Installed 765 POET Systems on private water systems and_cleared 652 systems for all uses;

Initiated_a confidential PFOA biomonitoring_project for_more_than 2,000 residents_of_the Hoosick_Falls area to measure PFOA levels in_blood to_provide information to residents on exposure;

Conducted_regular informational sessions at_the_Armory in the Village of Hoosick_Falls every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday_beginning in March to meet_with_residents_and allow them to sign_up for well testing and for_the biomonitoring project._The State also established a hotline to_keep_the public informed: 1-800-801-8092;

Issued emergency regulations_to_first classify PFOA and then add_PFOS_and_several associated chemicals as hazardous_substances to provide the State with_the legal authority to pursue State Superfund designation and_cleanup of the_site using State Superfund resources;

Urged_EPA_to_take vigorous action on the federal level to regulate PFOA_and to_initiate an evaluation_of the addition of the Hoosick Falls Saint Gobain -_McCaffrey Street site to the Superfund National_Priorities List;

Achieved significant progress in its