Maryland HB252 amends lead paint abatement regulations to require accreditation and insurance for service providers.

Maryland HB252 updates lead paint abatement regulations by requiring accreditation from the Department of the Environment for anyone providing lead paint abatement services. The bill also mandates that accredited providers must hold a performance bond and liability insurance. It outlines standards for accreditation, including education, training, and examination. The Department is tasked with setting fees for accreditation and adopting regulations to implement these provisions. The bill aims to ensure safety and accountability in lead paint abatement services.

Maryland HB252 amends lead paint abatement regulations to require accreditation and insurance for service providers.

Maryland HB252 updates lead paint abatement regulations by requiring accreditation from the Department of the Environment for anyone providing lead paint abatement services. The bill also mandates that accredited providers must hold a performance bond and liability insurance. It outlines standards for accreditation, including education, training, and examination. The Department is tasked with setting fees for accreditation and adopting regulations to implement these provisions. The bill aims to ensure safety and accountability in lead paint abatement services.