Does my drinking water contain lead and what can I do about it?
Lead is a naturally occurring element in our environment. Consequently, our water supply is expected to contain small, undetectable amounts of lead. However, most of the lead in household water usually comes from the plumbing in your own home, not from the local water supply.

For tips on how to reduce your lead exposure, visit the Lead in Drinking Water page.

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1. Will I know if there is a problem with my water?
2. How is my water treated and purified?
3. Should I be concerned about drinking water if I have a weakened immune system?
4. Does my drinking water contain lead and what can I do about it?
5. How do cross-connections affect drinking water?
6. Who do I call if I have a question about my water or sewer bill?
7. Who do I call if I have a loss of pressure, taste and or odor problems?
8. I’m concerned about my water quality. Who do I call to have my water tested?
9. Who do I call for a tour of the Water Filtration Facility?
10. Will I know if there is a problem with my water?