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PFAS TAP in Grand County

Test your well, protect your health! PFAS Testing and Assistance Program (TAP)

PFAS TAP will begin accepting applications on May 1, 2025.

Upcoming PFAS TAP events in Grand County

Join us for a public meeting on Tuesday, June 24th at Location TBD. Registration is encouraged.

CDPHE and Grand County Public Health invite you to a public meeting to discuss:

  • Common well water contaminants
  • PFAS and your health
  • Reducing your exposure to drinking water contaminants

6 to 8 pm | Tuesday, June 24, 2025 | Location TBD

Test your well, protect your health!

Well water testing and treatment are the best ways to reduce your exposure and risk of health effects from PFAS and other common well contaminants. Getting your well tested is the first step in determining your well water quality. Many water filters are highly effective at removing PFAS and other common well water contaminants. The PFAS Testing and Assistance Program (PFAS TAP) provides access to both.

Colorado residents with a private well can apply for free PFAS testing, and eligible participants can receive free filters that meet NSF standards for removing PFAS and other common well contaminants from drinking water. Testing helps us identify and minimize exposure to PFAS in the area, and develop recommendations on PFAS contamination. This program is available while supplies last.

Privacy

Your privacy is important to us. We’ll post a summary of the results on CDPHE’s website. The summary will not include personal information.

PFAS TAP partners with local public health agencies and community organizations to perform targeted outreach in counties with a need for testing and filtration resources. In 2025, PFAS TAP is partnering with Gilpin, Grand, and Pueblo counties. Visit your county’s page to learn more about outreach, program updates, and results in your community

More information on PFAS

PFAS in Colorado

PFAS and your health

More private well water resources

Contact

Questions about PFAS TAP?
Contact PFAS TAP at 303-906-8052 or cdphe_pfas-tap@state.co.us.

Questions about PFAS and your health?
Contact ToxCall at 303-692-2606 or cdphe_toxcall@state.co.us.