State and local governments could require utilities or property owners to replace LSLs either on a schedule or when an opportunity arises.

LCRA awards grants to worthy community projects in the LCRA wholesale power, water and transmission service territories through its Community Grants program.

The American Water Charitable Foundation has invested over $25 million in funding through grants and matching gifts that are important to our employees and our communities.

Find community foundations in your area by searching the locator map.

This podcast episode discusses efforts at Cleveland Water to replace these service lines that have landed Cleveland and Cuyahoga County ahead of the curve.

This podcast episode discusses efforts at Cleveland Water to replace these service lines that have landed Cleveland and Cuyahoga County ahead of the curve.

This report created metrics to rate and grade water systems in Allegheny County with respect to affordability.

Los Angeles County’s Local and Targeted Worker Hiring Policy was adopted by the Board of Supervisors in October 2016 to ensure that local workers have employment opportunities on projects within their own communities. This policy sets a goal to hire 30% Local Workers and 10% Targeted Workers on all County capital and construction projects valued at $500,000 or more.

The Lead Service Replacement (LSR) Apprenticeship Program is a paid workforce training program designed to prepare individuals for high-paying careers in construction, with a focus on lead service line replacement.

As part of the Local Hire Ordinance, contractors working on projects exceeding $3 million must hire 30% local labor, keeping dollars within the local economy.