With the publication by the U.S. EPA of new regulations governing limits on PFAS for drinking water; municipalities and engineering companies may be facing a daunting task on how best to proceed in understanding the various commercial technologies available for managing PFAS in their source waters. There is no single technology or media that is best for all situations as each site represents unique issues and thus demands a unique solution. Understanding the current technologies for managing PFAS in source waters will allow a municipality or other groups the ability to make an informed decision as to what treatment method will best meet their individual needs. This presentation will provide a road map of steps to take before deciding on a specific course of action and technology to be employed for PFAS management. We will explore the various commercialized technologies, and their pros and cons. We will then delve deeper into the various media that may be employed for PFAS management, the relative media costs under different conditions, and disposal options. This will allow a stakeholder to build a PFAS treatment system effectively, economically, and most of all safely, while remaining compliant with these new regulations.