Lead and Copper Rule

• Aquarion Water Company Reports

EPA’s new Lead and Copper Rule better protects children and communities from the risks of lead exposure by better protecting children at schools and child care facilities, getting the lead out of our nation’s drinking water, and empowering communities through information. Improvements under the new rule include:

• Requiring water systems to identify and make public the locations of lead service lines
• Using science-based testing protocols to find more sources of lead in drinking water
• Establishing a trigger level to jumpstart mitigation earlier and in more communities
• Driving more and complete lead service line replacements
• For the first time, requiring testing in schools and child care facilities

Click here to learn more about the types of water systems in Connecticut.

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Click here for Aquarion’s Lead Service Line Map

• New Milford Regional System
• New Milford: Carmen Hill
• New Milford: Dean Heights
• New Milford: Forest Hills
• New Milford: Laurel Ridge
• New Milford: Meadowbrook
• New Milford: Park Glen
• New Milford: Pleasant View
• New Milford: Twin Oaks

• Oxford: Hawkstone
• Seymour/Oxford/Beacon Falls
• Southbury/Oxford: Heritage System (Connecticut Water)
• Southbury: Lakeside
• Washington: Judea Depot
• Washington: Judea Main
• Washington: Quarry Ridge
• Woodbury

• Carmen Hill System
• Dean Heights System
• West Shore System
• Laurel Ridge System
• Meadowbrook System
• New Milford Regional System
• Park Glen System
• Pleasant View System

• Twin Oaks System
• Hawkstone System, Oxford
• Lakeside System
• Judea-Depot System
• Quarry Ridge System
• Woodbury System
• Forest Hills System
• Valley System
• Judea-Main System