Site Map

This site contains a lot of information. You are not expected to read everything.

This page shows what's here, how it's organized, and how to find what matters to you.

How this site is organized

The site is organized around questions people actually ask, not technical categories.

Most pages fall into one of these groups:

• Getting oriented
• Understanding what happened
• Exploring cleanup areas
• Health and daily life
• Recovery and amenities
• Updates and participation
• Help and contact

You can move between sections at any time.

How to find what you need

If you're worried about health or safety:
Start with Health & Home, then explore testing pages as needed.

If you're new to Superfund:
Go to Start Here, then What Happened Here.

If you want to know what's happening near you:
Visit The Cleanup, by Area and select a location.

If you're interested in trails, wetlands, or recovery:
Go to What Comes Next Resources.

If you want the latest information:
Check Updates & News.

If you want quick answers:
Use the FAQs.

Using menus and links

• The top menu appears on every page and provides access to major sections.
• The hamburger menu includes a full list of pages and is especially useful on mobile.
• Inline links within text lead to deeper explanations.
• Footer links provide quick access to health, help, and orientation pages.

If you ever feel lost, return to Home or Start Here.

Accessibility and readability

This site is designed to be:

• readable on phones, tablets, and computers
• usable with screen readers
• navigable without technical knowledge

If you encounter barriers or need information in a different format, please contact CTEC.

This site is a starting point

You do not need to become an expert to understand Superfund.

This site is here to provide clarity, support questions, offer context, and help you engage when you choose.

Take what you need. Come back when you want.