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Do you know where water enters your facility?, Has your facility tested…

- - - - Copper piping is fused together with solder or flux.
    - - Lead testing is highly recommended. Please contact the DOW for sampling next steps. go to question on water fountains
    - - Galvanized steel piping can harbor lead containing particles. It is reccomended to test for lead in your drinking water.
- - - - was there an attempt to identify lead sources in the facility?
        
        yes
        
        Were corrective actions taken to address the lead issue?
        
        yes
        
        follow-up testing is suggested to see if corrective actions were successful in reducing lead levels.
        
        no
        
        It's important to quickly address detectable levels of lead in drinking water. Information on remediation methods is located on page _.
        
        no
        
        go to potential lead sources in facility
    - - The levels of lead in your drinking water are below levels not detectable by lab analysis.
- - - - provide info on testing through KY division of water (website linked)
    - - go to lead sources
- - - - facilities built before 1986 are prioritized in the free lead sampling program.
        go to potential sources of lead
    - - In 1986 Congress passed a lead ban officially making it illegal to use any plumbing materials with a lead content greater than 8 percent.
        go to testing question
- - - - In 1988, congress passed a law banning and recalling certain water fountains. A list has been developed for recalls. see attached list of recalled fountains
    - - all dedicated drinking water outlets are recommended for lead testing (consider wording for concerns over water fountains)