New Jersey A3095 mandates lead testing in drinking water for schools, child care centers, and certain residential properties every three years.
New Jersey A3095 requires schools, child care centers, and residential properties built before 1987 with three or more units to test drinking water for lead. Schools and child care centers must test annually and every three years thereafter, posting results online. If elevated lead levels are found, they must notify parents, staff, and local officials. Residential property owners must also test annually and every three years thereafter, notifying tenants and prospective tenants of results and any known lead infrastructure. The bill takes effect immediately.
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