PFAS exposure in Warrington
Warrington Township in central Bucks County was among the first Pennsylvania communities where widespread PFAS contamination from military firefighting-foam use came to light, linked to the former Naval Air Warfare Center Warminster.
Warrington Township was one of the first Pennsylvania communities to identify widespread PFAS contamination from military firefighting-foam use. Multiple public supply wells were taken offline or treated. Residents who used Warrington public water or private wells may have had years of PFAS exposure.
Public supply wells serving Warrington were taken offline or treated after PFAS was identified. Residents who drank Warrington public water or private well water during the years before treatment may have extended exposure.
Warrington borders Warminster and sits near Chalfont and Doylestown, all within the regional plume area. Moving between these communities does not reset exposure — list every address.
Who may qualify
- • Long-time Warrington residents who used public water or private wells.
- • Firefighters, military veterans, airport personnel with documented AFFF exposure.
- • Workers and neighbors of PFAS-using industrial facilities.
- • Anyone diagnosed with a qualifying condition such as kidney cancer, testicular cancer, thyroid disease, or ulcerative colitis after meaningful PFAS exposure.
What to bring to your case review
- • Approximate years and address(es) you used local water in Warrington.
- • Whether you used public water or a private well.
- • Any water-utility notices or test results you have received.
- • Your diagnosis, year of diagnosis, and treating physician.
- • Service or employment records showing AFFF or PFAS exposure.
Nearby PFAS location pages
- Bucks County PFAS overview
- Warminster PFAS claims
- Chalfont PFAS claims
- Doylestown PFAS claims
- Bensalem PFAS claims
- Northampton County
- Lehigh County
- Montgomery County
- Philadelphia County
Useful before your review: how to test Warrington water for PFAS and the current AFFF MDL 2873 status.
Warrington PFAS questions
- Why is Warrington associated with PFAS?
- AFFF firefighting foam used at the former Naval Air Warfare Center Warminster contaminated groundwater that reached Warrington supply wells, which were then shut down or treated.
- My Warrington water has been treated for years. Do I still qualify?
- Claims usually focus on exposure before treatment. If you drank the water during those earlier years and have a qualifying diagnosis, a review can assess it.
- Does living in neighbouring Warminster count too?
- Yes. Exposure in Warminster or other nearby communities is relevant. Include every address and the years you lived there.
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