To comply with new federal requirements for keeping drinking water free of lead, City Utilities is asking customers to report what kind of pipe is used in the water service lines on their property.

Springfield CU still doesn't know the material of roughly 38,000 water service lines. If customers don't submit a self-inspection, CU may pay a visit.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Columbus program worth over $1 billion will identify and replace lead water service lines on public and private properties in the area, and the city has provided instructions ...

Springfield City Utilities needs to know what your water line is made of. Here's how to find out.

POTTSTOWN — Borough officials would like you to grab a penny, a magnet and go down into your basement if you have one. That’s what you will need to try to identify the type of water service line you ...

Recently, many Wisconsin residents ― like people throughout the country ― have received letters warning of possible lead or unknown material in their water service pipes. As part of the new regulation ...