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The City Council voted 6-0 to retain Napoli Shkolnik PLLC for potential PFAS litigation before a July 7, 2026 application deadline; Troy reported no PFAS detections in its required testing.
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The agreement allows Troy to pursue potential legal claims related to PFAS, although the city has not detected PFAS in its testing. The council also approved an agreement for a sanitary sewer evaluation and authorized a letter of credit tied to placing license-plate reader devices on utility poles. Construction and maintenance updates included a roughly four-week South Washington water main replacement and upcoming work on the Kimberlin detention pond.
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