WASA Hosts Public Education Sessions During Review of Lead Water Pipe Removal Program

January 24, 2008

The WASA Board of Directors is in the process of reviewing the effectiveness, timeline and cost of the current Lead Service Replacement (LSR) program. The program is designed to replace all known public lead service lines throughout the District by 2016. (Service lines are pipes that bring water from the main in the street to the home.) WASA is hosting a series of public education meetings during the LSR program review. For more information and the meeting schedule, click on the links below.

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