North Wales Water Authority explains postcards sent to property owners

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North Wales Water Authority (NWWA) posted an explanation about a mailer sent out to customers that is part of a program mandated by the state and federal environmental protection agencies under the Lead and Copper Rule. The mailer is designed to help NWWA identify, inventory, and address any risks associated with lead in older service lines. “The water leaving our Forest Park Water Treatment Facility is always free of lead. However, lead can contaminate drinking water as it travels through lead-containing plumbing components, including water service lines,” the authority said. The NWWA serves multiple municipalities in Bucks and Montgomery counties. Read more here.
Source: North Wales Water Authority; 12/2024 

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