Superfund Sites

Background

The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) manages the Superfund program to oversee the remediation of hazardous sites so that they can be redeveloped. Under the Superfund program, identified contaminated sites are added to the National Priorities List (NPL) for clean up. 

Following successful remediation, sites are delisted from the NPL and can be safely reused. Due to the complex nature of environmental remediation, this process can often take multiple years and the collaboration of many partners including the EPA, state and local governments, and private developers.

Superfund Sites in Fridley

Learn more about managed Superfund sites in Fridley:

Name of Site	Address	Status
FMC Corps.	4800 East River Road	Short-term and long-term remediation has been completed. Several five-year reviews have been completed that have determined that remediation actions are protective of human health and the environment. Operations and monitoring is ongoing.
Kurt Manufacturing	5280 Main Street NE	The site has been cleaned up, operations and monitoring is ongoing.
Naval Industrial Reserve Ordinance Plant	4800 East River Road	A portion of the site has been delisted from the National Priorities List. Ground water clean up in other areas is ongoing, as is monitoring.