How to test soil/compost for toxic gick

My local extension has tests for heavy metals, but it’s unclear to me how/where to get it tested for herbicides, plastics, and other gick I’d rather keep out of my food.

Soil-wise our yard is nestled between old houses (lead paint risk) and not far from where there used to be some tanneries (chromium). Recently the park nearby was closed due to the presence of arsenic in the soil. The heavy metal test covers these. My neighbors have used commercial fertilizer and weed control products (incl roundup), and I have no idea how the yard was maintained before we moved in.

Compost-wise I am on the fence about adding cardboard and paper. I know about the gick that goes into paper/cardboard products. It’s unclear to me what the effect of adding it to compost is (if any).

suggestions or scientific research on the subject appreciated.

Have not used them, but this outfit offers specific testing as well as packages to target a variety of pollutants

Tap Score

Thanks... looks like Tap Score is just for testing water sources though.

My bad, just have water on the brain today. I guess you could thoroughly soak a soil sample with distilled water and strain the result and have that tested. Not sure how scientific that would be, but seems likely at least traces would show up.