Because lead in water comes from home pipes and plumbing, customers should have information to help them assess risks and take steps to protect their households.
The downloadable tools below include both adaptable text and completed, printable items. In all cases, they should be reviewed carefully to assure the information provided is consistent with local circumstances.
Editable Brochure Printable Brochure Utility Brochure Samples Editable FAQ Printable FAQ Printable Home Plumbing Graphic
Editable Newsletter
Editable Utility CCR Text Utility CCR Sample
Editable Bill Insert Editable Web Text Editable Social Media Posts
Editable Testing for Lead Text EPA Compliance Sample Collection Procedure for Homeowners Editable Using Filters Text Editable Finding a Plumber Text Editable Cleaning Aerators Text Printable Cleaning Aerators Document
Read about outreach to customers in AWWA Connections.
Lead collaborative offers guide to consider equity in lead line replacements (November 2, 2022)
New EPA guidance a reminder: LCRR requirements around the corner (August 10, 2022)
AWWA collection of lead and copper articles helps advance solutions (June 14, 2022)
New corrosion control training supports lead reduction planning (January 12, 2022)
EPA releases revised rule on lead (October 10, 2019)
Read more in AWWA Journal (Member login needed).
Transparent Communication Builds Trust Regarding Lead in Drinking Water (Oct. 31, 2018)
Lead Communication It's Not What You Say but How You Say It (April 1, 2018)