Live in the Eastern Panhandle? Join us at one of four upcoming meetings to learn about PFAS in our drinking water and share your input on community action plans.
Harpers Ferry – Mon, Sept. 29 | 6–8pm | Clarion Inn, 4328 William Wilson Fwy
Charles Town – Tues, Sept. 30 | 6–8pm | Cool Spring Preserve, 1469 Lloyd Rd
Martinsburg – Wed, Oct. 1 | 6–8pm | Holiday Inn, 301 Foxcroft Ave
Berkeley Springs – Thurs, Oct. 2 | 6–8pm | The Country Inn, 110 S. Washington St
Northern West Virginia community meeting information will be available soon.
🍎 Light refreshments provided. No registration needed – just come, and bring a friend! If you would like reminders and information about future meetings and outcomes, complete the form below.
Why it matters: PFAS (“forever chemicals”) have been found in local drinking water systems, including Berkeley Springs, Charles Town, Harpers Ferry, Kearneysville, Martinsburg, and Summit Point. Long-term exposure may pose serious health risks.
These meetings are a chance to
- Learn about PFAS and WV’s response through the PFAS Protection Act
- Hear updates from WVDEP on local Action Plans
- Share your concerns and ideas to shape solutions
📋 Hosted by: West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection, WV Rivers Coalition, Fair Shake Environmental Legal Services, and local partners. By completing this form, you may received updates on PFAS in West Virginia from representatives from these groups.
Questions? Email Carrie Decker at cdecker@wvrivers.org.