(NewsNation) — East Palestine, Ohio, resident Jamie Wallace says her home, water and town are still contaminated, more than a year after a Norfolk Southern train carrying hazardous materials derailed.

"Things aren't good here in East Palestine. They're not good health-wise, they're not good with our feeling of safety," Wallace said.

The National Transportation Safety Board's final report on the derailment is expected to release between June 24 and 25. The findings are preceded by new data revealing 16 states across the country were impacted by fumes burned in the small Ohio town.