Water Testing

The state is offering free water testing for Michigan residents to check their wells for common contaminants like bacteria, minerals, and heavy metals.

As part of Michigan’s strategy to improve water quality, the state is seeking public input on areas to focus water monitoring efforts for 2023.

The new safety limits for PFAS chemicals in drinking water are low - far lower than most lab equipment can detect. Some experts have concerns that communities may not trust when these forever chemicals show as “not detected” in their drinking water.

A new resource is available for Michigan residents and visitors to be more aware of toxic algal blooms on lakes.

State officials are continuing to test sites this summer at homes near Camp Grayling.This is the second summer the state officials have tested the well…