Pittsboro authorizes legal teams to investigate 1,4‑dioxane and PFAS; town manager empowered to sign agreements The Board of Commissioners authorized two legal service agreements June 13 to investigate sources and potential recovery of costs for 1,4‑dioxane and PFAS contamination; staff said the town already has spent roughly $3.5 million and estimated full treatment could cost $23–25 million.

Pittsboro is taking bold steps to tackle PFAS and 1,4-dioxane contamination in its water supply, with a proposed legal strategy that could lead to significant recoveries—but it won't be easy!

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