The Hoke Inc site, identified by EPA ID 110000320411, remains an active threat on the National Priorities List. Regulatory records indicate the presence of unspecified hazardous substances resulting from historical industrial operations. There are five high-priority sites within five miles and forty-four within a ten-mile radius of Alpine. Exposure pathways primarily involve groundwater migration and soil vapor intrusion, which occur when volatile chemicals move from contaminated soil into the air of nearby buildings. Long-term exposure to these industrial contaminants can lead to chronic respiratory issues, neurological damage, or increased cancer risks. To mitigate these threats, residents should implement three specific defensive measures. First, install a high-quality carbon filtration system for all household tap water to capture organic pollutants. Second, conduct professional indoor air quality testing to check for volatile organic compounds that may be rising from the soil. Third, avoid using private well water for irrigation or drinking unless it has been certified safe by state laboratories within the last year. These actions reduce direct contact with pollutants as the EPA continues its long-term remediation efforts across the region. Monitoring local environmental reports is essential for tracking the progress of site cleanups.