The 1 Hour Martinizing Cleaners site, EPA ID 110004254654, remains on the National Priorities List with an active cleanup status. Primary contaminants involve hazardous substances common in dry cleaning operations, which frequently include volatile organic compounds. Exposure pathways include vapor intrusion into residential basements and groundwater contamination. Long-term exposure to these substances can cause respiratory issues, neurological damage, and increased cancer risks. Elizabeth residents live within five miles of 53 identified hazardous sites, including the Metals Disintegrating Co. and Tanky’s Mercury Spill, creating a cumulative toxic burden. To defend against these risks, first, install a high-quality carbon air filtration system to mitigate potential vapor intrusion. Second, utilize a certified water filtration unit that specifically removes volatile organic compounds if using local water sources for consumption. Third, avoid gardening in native soil without testing for heavy metals and mercury, using raised beds with imported soil instead. Monitoring local EPA updates regarding the Superfund status is essential for tracking remediation progress. These measures reduce direct contact with persistent environmental toxins found in the industrial corridors surrounding Elizabeth.