Michigan HB5673 modifies clean drinking water requirements for child care centers.

Michigan HB5673 amends drinking water management plans for child care centers, requiring them to develop, maintain, and update plans detailing locations of water outlets and filtration systems. Centers must install and maintain filtered bottle-filling stations, filtered faucets, filtered pitchers, or other filtered sources certified to meet NSF/ANSI standards for lead reduction and particulate removal. Centers must conduct water sampling and testing at least every two years and notify parents and guardians of test results.

Michigan HB5673 modifies clean drinking water requirements for child care centers.

Michigan HB5673 amends drinking water management plans for child care centers, requiring them to develop, maintain, and update plans detailing locations of water outlets and filtration systems. Centers must install and maintain filtered bottle-filling stations, filtered faucets, filtered pitchers, or other filtered sources certified to meet NSF/ANSI standards for lead reduction and particulate removal. Centers must conduct water sampling and testing at least every two years and notify parents and guardians of test results.