REPLACE Act modernizes lead hazard reduction authorities, strengthens local capacity, and improves coordination between housing and drinking water.
The REPLACE Act amends the Residential Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Act of 1992 and the Safe Drinking Water Act to modernize lead hazard reduction authorities. It strengthens local implementation capacity, including inspection support and data modernization. The Act also improves coordination between housing and drinking water lead reduction efforts, ensuring activities are consistent with applicable requirements. It mandates evaluations of water-related lead hazards and provides technical assistance for lead reduction project planning and design.
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