Lead pipe replacement project near halfway mark in Benton Harbor

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EPA scientists say 1,254 households now have safe piping since the project began last fall. The project is expected to be complete by spring 2023. Rep. Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) said federal funding has been for improving the water supply. Residents can continue to have free lead detection tests performed on their homes.

4 months ago·Benton Harbor, United States

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Update: About 50% Of Lead Pipes Have Been Replaced In Benton Harbor

With hopes of replacing all Benton Harbor’s lead-contaminated water pipes in 18 months, crews are working faster than expected.Nearly 50% of homes in the city have had their lead-contaminated water lines replaced.“There is still a lot of work in front of us but I’m thrilled with the progress that has been happening, and let’s be clear, that work, is the city’s work, and the contractor’s work,” said Liesl Clark, EGLE Director.By the end of the we…

4 months ago·United States

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