Subsequent to the hyperchlorination, new tests will be performed to ensure safe water quality for the college community. In addition, water samples are being collected at every campus building for testing to ensure that the problem is isolated. As a precaution, College officials have advised people not to consume water from campus systems until final results are in. In the meantime, water fountains have been turned off and bottled water is being made available. Public health officials from the Mahwah Township Health Department stated that the water has been determined to be safe for all non-drinking purposes.
All students are to receive a letter and new students are being contacted by telephone.