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Chicopee working to identify potential lead in service lines sheathed cables

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The EPA announced it would be significantly strengthening federal standards on lead contamination in the nation's drinking water. The main goal of rule revisions is to replace all lead water service lines across the United States by 2035. Chicopee received a Lead Service Line Planning grant for $311,500 that will be used for engineering services.

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Chicopee working to identify potential lead in service lines sheathed cables

CHICOPEE — Recent efforts by the U.S Environmental Protection Agency and U.S Sen. Edward Markey (D-Malden) have prompted Chicopee to look at their water service lines and cable lines.

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