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Chemical contaminationLimit exceededBoil water advisoryMicrobiologicalActiveFirst seen 03/10/2026, 02:35

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Perry Phillips Mobile Homes in Coatesville fails to meet Pa. PFAS regulations

Perry Phillips Mobile Homes in Coatesville is one of six drinking water providers in the Philadelphia region currently out of compliance with Pennsylvania regulations for toxic PFAS chemicals in drinking water. The provider is required to inform customers and take corrective measures, as PFAS levels are above state limits. Corrective actions are underway or planned to address the issue.

Location
Coatesville, Pennsylvania
Country
🇺🇸 USA
Start
Unknown
End
Ongoing
Event type
Chemical contamination, Limit exceeded, Boil water advisory, Microbiological
Status
Active
Region
Pennsylvania
Last updated

Timeline

  1. · Alert first recorded
  2. · Record last updated

USAReportsOctober 2026ArchiveMethodology

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