The Lake County Health Department/Community Health Center will offer reduced water testing rates in observance of National Ground Water Awareness Week in March. Water samples can be brought to the Lake County Central Permit Facility and Environmental Laboratory, 500 W. Winchester Road in Libertyville between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. between March 12 and 22. During this time, the normal $16.00 analysis fee for testing for bacteria and nitrates will be reduced to $10.00 for well owners.
Health Dept. Offers Reduced Water Testing Rates, March 12-22
February 9, 2012 by Barrington Hills Observer
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When the Counties and Townships have always offered water testing, why is BACOG’S Janet Agnoletti on the Barrington Hills Board of Health agenda talking about water testing through BACOG? seems obvious, As Vill Pres., Abboud thinks he has the right to continually inflict Ms. A upon any captive audience. This charade will not preserve her job, nor will it benefit the Village residents, but will continue to cost us all more money.
To add insult to all of this – at one of the more recent BOT meetings Abboud stated one of the agenda issues of BACOG will be foia request abuses. Abboud thinks all foia requests are abusive since they only serve the residents. We’re paying this woman how much to fight transparency in local government!?