Gov. Lamont launches Lead Free CT campaign to protect children
For a limited time, homeowners and landlords can get lead removed from siding and new paint for free.
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12h agoGov. Lamont announced a new campaign by the Connecticut Department of Public Health to protect children from the harmful health effects of lead.
For a limited time, homeowners and landlords can get lead removed from siding and new paint for free.
The program is funded by $20 million from the federal American Rescue Plan Act
To view eligibility details and apply, visit leadfreect.org.
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