Residents near Clinton, Missouri, are worried about potential contamination after recent tests found elevated levels of cancer-causing chemicals in an Evergy dump site.

Evergy officials, Henry County commissioners and Missouri state leaders hosted a town hall on Monday night to address concerns about hazardous chemicals.

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Less than 24 hours after Henry County residents packed a special meeting, county commissioners wasted no time picking third-party companies to conduct additional environmental testing.