Residents question forever chemicals contamination in Muddy Branch Stream
Montgomery County officials faced residents’ concerns after elevated levels of forever chemicals were found in a section of Muddy Branch stream in North Potomac. While authorities say drinking water remains safe, the contamination—linked to a former fire training facility—prompted a water advisory and continued monitoring efforts.
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Residents question forever chemicals contamination in Muddy Branch Stream
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