Federal funding will provide over $130 million to replace lead service lines in New York, addressing a critical public health hazard linked to contaminated drinking water. The initiative targets aging infrastructure where lead pipes connect homes to municipal water systems, posing risks of exposure. Authorities emphasize the urgency of removing these lines to protect residents, particularly vulnerable populations. Details on implementation and affected communities are expected to follow as the project moves forward.
More than $130M awarded to replace lead service lines in New York News12 | Bronx
