Presented by St. Johns Riverkeeper Inc

Learn, Connect & Collect Your PFAS Sample Kit

About This Event

Join us in the Melbourne Public Library's conference room to learn more about PFAS (“forever chemicals”) and how they may affect our water, health, and communities.

Enrolled study participants can stop by to pick up their PFAS sampling kits and receive instructions for collecting their tap water samples.

Interested in participating in the PFAS study? Come learn about the study, ask questions, and find out how you can get involved. We are recruiting households for a pilot study investigating the presence of PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in drinking water connected to Lake Washington, part of the Upper St. Johns River Basin. Participation requires collecting a one-time sample of your tap water.

Learn more on our information page and sign up for the study HERE

All community members are welcome! Even if you are not participating in the study, you can attend to learn more about PFAS, why we are studying them, and what you can do to better understand and protect your local water resources.

Whether you're already part of the study or simply curious about PFAS, we invite you to join us, ask questions, and connect with others in the community. 

About This Event

Join us in the Melbourne Public Library's conference room to learn more about PFAS (“forever chemicals”) and how they may affect our water, health, and communities.

Enrolled study participants can stop by to pick up their PFAS sampling kits and receive instructions for collecting their tap water samples.

Interested in participating in the PFAS study? Come learn about the study, ask questions, and find out how you can get involved. We are recruiting households for a pilot study investigating the presence of PFAS (“forever chemicals”) in drinking water connected to Lake Washington, part of the Upper St. Johns River Basin. Participation requires collecting a one-time sample of your tap water.

Learn more on our information page and sign up for the study HERE

All community members are welcome! Even if you are not participating in the study, you can attend to learn more about PFAS, why we are studying them, and what you can do to better understand and protect your local water resources.

Whether you're already part of the study or simply curious about PFAS, we invite you to join us, ask questions, and connect with others in the community. 

Getting There

Melbourne Public Library (Conference Room)
540 E Fee Ave.
Melbourne, 32901
United States