Council will hear good news on Monday concerning TTHM levels in Blufton water
A Jan. 21 report from the Bluffton council’s utility committee includes good news concerning the monitoring of Trihalomethane (TTHM) levels in water samples taken from Ethan Circle and Maple Crest.
The report is part of Monday's council meeting.
According to minutes from the utility committee:
“The numbers on Ethan Circle came back at 38.2 and previously it was at 93.7. Also at Maple Crest the recent number was 37.6 and previously was at 74.9.
“While there is still some tweaking to these, initial numbers look good.
“We still need to have a validation protocol in February where we turn the system off and take samples and then turn the system back on and then re-take samples.”
(Note: An extensive report in the council agenda packet, an attachment to this story provides additional information and more details concerning TTHM quarterly sampling and TRS validation protocol in Bluffton’s water supply.)
Several additional items are on Monday’s council agenda and those items are listed in the attachment to this story.
Stories Posted This Week
Saturday, October 31, 2026
Friday, October 30, 2026
- Main St. runway for Trick or Treaters
- October 30 Bluffton Schools athletics lineup, streaming
- What Kind of Paradise author joins book club by Zoom, Nov. 4
- Check out November 2026 events at Bluffton Public Library
- Scarecrow voting ends at midnight, Oct. 31
- Annual meeting and dinner for Senior Center members, November 9
- November 2026 Community Meals at the Senior Center
- Pirate girls soccer edged in shootout by Big Green in district final
Thursday, October 29, 2026
- Ada Icon headlines, October 29
- Bluffton chamber welcomes six new members in October 2026
- Scam talk with Chief Ryan Burkholder
- Apollo Career Center honored as Gold Star Institution
- Peanut brittle time at the Senior Center begins Nov. 9
- Bluffton University Forum explores faith, hope and care for creation
- Business Collective networking night, Nov. 5
- Radio play staging of It's a Wonderful Life on Nov. 29
- Test-to-Treat not Trick-or-Treat
- If only we could put these fall days on pause