Lead in water

We explain how we supply lead-free drinking water

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Service lines and faucets

Your water service line and faucets can be sources of lead.

Regulatory Monitoring

Every three years we test water in homes with lead plumbing.

Household tips

You can reduce your exposure to lead in your water.
Workers replace a water service line in front of a residence.

Lead service line replacement project

The City is replacing private lead water service lines. We are doing this work for no cost to eligible property owners.
Learn more about the project

Lead testing

You can order a free kit to have your water tested for lead.
Order a lead test kit

Related links

Lead in drinking water

Updates to EPA's Lead and Copper Rule

Minnesota Department of Health - Lead in Drinking Water

DrinkTap.org: What is lead and how are we exposed to it?

EPA.gov: Basic information about lead in drinking water

 

Plumbing devices

Read NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, Section 9: Mechanical Plumbing Devices

City of Minneapolis resources

City of Minneapolis healthy homes and lead hazard control

Renter notification about lead

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Fridley, MN 55421

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