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The city of Dayton sued the Wright-Patterson and the Department of Defense in May 2021 for (the lawsuit alleges) failing to stop contaminants from entering a source of the city's drinking water.
In an effort to stop PFAS contamination before it reaches the Dayton water system, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base said engineers have built a 420-foot-long trench near a hazardous materials storage site on the base.