Action for 29th & Grove
We are taking action through every step, keeping you informed as we complete remediation.
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Effective May 30, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) issued an Underground Injection Control permit associated with Union Pacific’s ongoing groundwater remediation work in the 29th & Grove area of Wichita.
Union Pacific is moving forward with the next phase of groundwater remediation in the 29th and Grove neighborhood with new activity planned in 2026.
Union Pacific will move forward with plans to build and expand groundwater treatment facilities in the 29th and Grove neighborhood, following the Wichita City Council’s approval Tuesday ...
Effective May 30, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) issued an Underground Injection Control permit associated with Union Pacific’s ongoing groundwater remediation work in the 29th & Grove area of Wichita.
Union Pacific is moving forward with the next phase of groundwater remediation in the 29th and Grove neighborhood with new activity planned in 2026.
Union Pacific will move forward with plans to build and expand groundwater treatment facilities in the 29th and Grove neighborhood, following the Wichita City Council’s approval Tuesday ...
More than 60 residents, community leaders and environmental experts came together on July 12 to discuss progress and next steps for remediation efforts in the 29th and Grove neighborhood of Wichita.
Union Pacific Railroad announced today that results from seasonal indoor air testing from properties near 29th and Grove are below Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) safety screening levels.
Union Pacific remains committed to the 29th and Grove community as it progresses remediation activities. Among the next steps are installation of new extraction wells to further reduce contaminated groundwater in the plume.
Action through every step.
This website was created to serve as a source for information and updates about Union Pacific’s ongoing work at the 29th and Grove site in Wichita, Kansas. Together with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE), City of Wichita, Sedgwick County, knowledgeable environmental experts and community stakeholders, Union Pacific is prioritizing remediation efforts.
Safeguarding the community is our top priority, and we will continue to keep you informed as we deliver lasting solutions.