Shreveport Joins EPA's Get the Lead Out Initiative to Ensure Safe Drinking Water
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Sponsor Our ArticlesHey there, Shreveport residents! We’ve got some exciting news that could make a big splash in our community. The City of Shreveport’s Department of Water and Sewerage has recently been selected by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to join a fantastic initiative called the Get the Lead Out Initiative. This was announced in a news release on Thursday, and it’s a big deal for everyone living in our vibrant city!
The Get the Lead Out Initiative, also known as GLO, is part of the EPA’s comprehensive effort to tackle the harmful effects of lead exposure across the nation. The goal? To remove the barriers to identifying lead pipes and to speed up the replacement of lead service lines. Why is this important? Well, lead in drinking water can have serious health consequences, especially for our children. By participating in this initiative, Shreveport is taking a proactive approach to protect the health of our families and the entire community.
The Shreveport Department of Water and Sewerage has joined this initiative out of a strong commitment to ensure that every family in Shreveport has access to clean, quality drinking water. In their release, they emphasized that their main goal is to provide our community with safe and reliable water services. And let’s be honest, we all want to sip from that crystal-clear glass of water knowing it’s safe!
From November 18 to 22, the department will be out and about in our neighborhoods, literally knocking on doors! They’ll be conducting outreach efforts from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., so keep an eye out for them. Their focus will be on a federally required water service line inventory. This means they’ll be checking the materials used in our water service lines to help build an accurate inventory of the community’s water infrastructure.
What does this mean for you? They’ll be doing things like visual inspections to gather essential data about the water service lines. This is a crucial step in helping the department reach their ultimate goal: optimal water quality for everyone in Shreveport!
If you’re curious about the Get the Lead Out Initiative or have any questions about what’s happening in your neighborhood, don’t hesitate to reach out to the department! You can call them at (318) 673-7660. They’re there to help and provide information about how this initiative will positively impact our beautiful city.
Shreveport is taking significant steps to ensure that our water is clean and safe for everyone, and it’s exciting to see the city join forces with the EPA. With this initiative, the Department of Water and Sewerage is showing their commitment to our health and the environment. So, let’s join in and support these efforts! Remember, clean water is a right, not a privilege. Together, we can make a difference in our community!
Stay safe, Shreveport!
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