US EditionCDC denies MHD's request for help with MPS lead contamination
- Milwaukee Public Schools faced a growing lead problem in March, 2025, after identifying unsafe levels in seven schools.
- The Milwaukee Health Department sought federal help from the EPA and CDC to address the MPS lead exposure.
- LaFollette, Starms Early Childhood Center, and Fernwood Montessori remained closed after spring break due to the lead issue.
- Dr. Aaron Bernstein informed Milwaukee officials that the CDC could not provide support; he stated, "I sincerely regret to inform you that due to the loss of our Lead Program, we will be unable to support you with this EpiAid request."
- The CDC declined support due to staff layoffs, leaving Milwaukee to address the lead crisis without federal expertise.
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CDC Denies Milwaukee’s Request for Help on Lead in Schools
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