Milwaukee passed a resolution in 2018 requires green stormwater infrastructure to be incorporated into street and sidewalk projects.

The City of Elgin has been coordinating LSLR with ongoing sewer renewal work and water main replacements.

The City of Lansing coordinated LSLR work with Combined Sewer Overflow construction activities.

Milwaukee Water Works coordinates LSLR work with water main replacements.

This resource provides strategies for coordinating public and private-side replacements, reducing disruptions, and improving communication with residents

This contracting guide highlights key contracting components that utilities should consider including in their programs to ensure funding is utilized effectively.

This policy brief highlights strategies that utilities and/or state agencies should consider adopting to make informed, holistic decisions when spending money on LSL programs.

This policy brief highlights low or no-cost policies and practices that have proven successful for many water utilities, and can be replicated in an effort to lower the overall total price tag of lead service line replacement nationwide.

This article outlines general principles to maximize available federal funding for lead service line replacement.

Elgin saved $1.2 million on its 2023 contract to replace lead water service lines, money that will be poured back into the city’s ongoing effort to remove pipelines at about 10,000 homes.