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West Valley water company first learned of Luke AFB contamination in 2016
Arizona Corporation Commissioner Anna Tovar announced Monday that an investigation is underway after contaminated water was detected from Valley Utilities Water Company near Luke Air Force Base. On Thursday, the U.S. Air Force said it was giving bottled water to 1,600 West Valley families after it discovered toxic chemicals, which are no longer used at Luke Air Force Base, managed to make their way into the water supply.
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GLENDALE, AZ — A representative from the Valley Water Utilities Company told the Arizona Corporation Commission Wednesday, chemical contamination from Luke Air Force Base was first detected in 2016. The level in one well exceeded the EPA’s safety limit of 70 parts per trillion limit. But Valley admitted it never considered doing its own follow-up testing, relying on the ADEQ and Luke AFB to do it instead. ....

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