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Map | Find PFAS threats to drinking water in Michigan

July 31, 2018: Updated Michigan PFAS map

PFAS sites in Michigan

Here’s a look at communities where Michigan environmental regulators have found contaminations of PFAS, a once commonly used industrial chemical. Click on the dots for a brief summary of each site. Note: The data is current as of July.

Source: Michigan Department of Environmental Quality

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