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- Lead-Safe OKC - City of OKC
Do I Live in Oklahoma City? Lead-Safe OKC is a program by the Oklahoma City Utilities Department to ensure the safety and compliance of the City's water system under the EPA's lead and copper requirements
- Oklahoma Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
The OCLPPP provides guidance regarding screening and testing for lead exposure for children 6-72 months of age The program also provides follow-up services for children with lead in blood results that are 3 5 µg dL or greater and can provide general lead information for any ages
- Lead-Safe Community Database - City of OKC
As of October 2024, approximately 173 public service lines in Oklahoma City have been identified as lead, representing only 07% of the City’s 254,000 service accounts Efforts to identify unverified services lines is ongoing -- Please note for the best experience when viewing the map on a mobile device, you may need to switch your display mode
- Frequently Asked Questions | City of OKC
Lead is typically only detected in water that has traveled through lead service lines, galvanized lines downstream from lead lines, or copper lines with lead solder, lead joints or lead fittings Over time, lines can corrode, allowing small amounts of lead to leach into the water
- LeadsOnline: Empowering Law Enforcement with Data Forensic Solutions
LeadsOnline is a trusted partner to approximately 5,500 U S law enforcement agencies and public safety organizations in more than 80 countries Our mission is to ensure that our customers have the data and tools to advance their cases and bring justice to victims, their families, and communities
- Lead Service Line Inventory - Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
EPA has directed states and public water systems to prioritize developing lead service line inventories (LSLI) Each public water system must submit its LSLI to DEQ by October 16, 2024 The date for complying with the LSLI will not change with the LCRI updates
- Oklahoma City publishes map of lead service lines | KOSU
Lead water mains have been eradicated in the U S It became illegal to use lead in new plumbing in 1986, but some older lead service lines are still running between water mains and buildings
- OKC lists homes with lead pipes in push to replace them - KOCO 5 News
New federal guidelines require cities to verify if there are lead service lines
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