New Jersey Department of Health Announces Free Water Testing Program
The New Jersey Department of Health is launching a Private Well Outreach Project that offers free water testing for essential contaminants, including radioactivity, nitrates, and bacteria. This initiative aims to ensure the safety and quality of drinking water for residents using private wells.
Testing slots are limited and offered on a first-come, first-served basis, with registration closing once capacity is reached. Interested individuals are encouraged to sign up promptly by visiting the online registration page at bit.ly/SouthJerseySampling. Please note that no registrations will be accepted after August 1.
For further inquiries, residents can contact Jessie Gleason at (609) 358-3611 or via email at jessie.gleason@doh.nj.gov. Alternatively, Farzana Rayhani can be reached at (609) 937-7467 or farzana.rayhani@doh.nj.gov.
This program represents a proactive effort by the state to help residents monitor their water quality and address potential health risks associated with contaminated well water. Residents are urged not to miss this opportunity to ensure their drinking water is safe and reliable.
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