Multistate Trust representatives, together with federal and state officials, will update the community about cleanup work, studies and reuse planning at the Kerr-McGee Chemical Corp – Columbus Superfund Site during a Town Hall Meeting and a Drop-In Session on Thursday, July 27.
The events will give community members the opportunity to learn, ask questions and offer input on: Site activities, assessing risks to health and the environment, local contracting, and potential redevelopment opportunities.
Town Hall Meeting: 6:00 – 7:00 p.m. In person and virtual. A presentation will be followed by a question-and-answer segment.
Location: The Dream Center, 1820 North 23rd Street, Columbus, Mississippi
Join meeting online: Use this Zoom link or enter tinyurl.com/ColumbusMeetings in your browser.
Join meeting by phone: Call (301) 715-8592. Use meeting ID 946 584 8922 and passcode 664564.
See the flyer for more information.
Topics:
Assessing risks to health and the environment at Superfund sites: A toxicologist will share information and answer questions about how potential risks to health and the environment are assessed and managed under EPA’s Superfund program.
Local contracting overview: The Multistate Trust will share an update on local contracting.
Potential redevelopment opportunities: The Multistate Trust and its community partners will provide an update on potential, community-supported, safe, beneficial, and economically sustainable future uses for the Site.
Host:
The Town Hall Meeting and Drop-in Session are hosted by the Multistate Environmental Response Trust (Multistate Trust), whichassumed responsibility for the Site as part of a bankruptcy settlement. The Multistate Trust works with its beneficiaries – EPA and MDEQ – to clean up Site-related contamination and facilitate safe, community-supported, beneficial reuse of the Site. The court-appointed trustee of the Multistate Trust is Greenfield Environmental Multistate Trust LLC, a subsidiary of Greenfield Environmental Trust Group, Inc.