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U.S. cities are accelerating lead pipe replacements under federal rules, with free help and deadlines for homeowners.
Multiple U.S. cities are advancing efforts to identify and replace lead and galvanized water service lines in compliance with federal EPA rules.
The Greater Johnstown Water Authority is contacting 15,000 homeowners to verify pipe materials, offering free replacement with copper or plastic.
Lynchburg is conducting annual outreach to confirm service line types, following a 2024 inventory submission.
In Springfield, Missouri, over 52,000 lines have been identified, but 38,000 remain unknown; residents must self-verify by January 2, 2026, or face door-to-door inspections.
All programs aim to meet the 2037 national deadline for eliminating lead service lines, with free assistance available through online tools, surveys, and hotlines.
Las ciudades estadounidenses están acelerando los reemplazos de tuberías de plomo bajo reglas federales, con ayuda gratuita y plazos para los propietarios de viviendas.