CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. — With the ongoing effort to deal with lead pipes and the federal government mandate to remove them from drinking water systems with concerns about health effects from lead poisoning ...

DENVER — The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law set aside $15 billion to remove lead pipes from neighborhoods across the country, and many cities are using the money to make these repairs free for ...

Water quality experts say the federal funding covers only a fraction of what it will ultimately cost to replace all of ...

Columbus is expanding its lead and galvanized pipe replacement program citywide, hoping to eliminate and replace all pipes across the Columbus Water and Power service area in 12 years, at what the ...

WASHINGTON – The infrastructure bill before the Senate is a compromise, and to hear the experts tell it, the measure compromises President Biden's goal of replacing every lead water pipe in America.

California will get $27.5 million in federal funding to find and replace lead pipes that deliver water to homes, the U.S.

Minnesota cities push for $250M to continue lead service line replacement State aims to remove all lead pipes by 2033, ahead of federal timeline More than 87,000 lead service lines identified ...

A bonding bill passed by the Minnesota Legislature includes $15 million to replace lead pipes around the state. Advocates had requested $100 million for the project in the infrastructure funding bill.

Hoping that a price tag of zero will entice reluctant property owners, the Municipal Authority of Westmoreland County on ...

Municipalities statewide face a looming 2037 federal deadline to replace all lead-contaminated water lines, a process complicated by funding and bandwidth.