Drinking Water At 72 Hawaii Schools To Be Tested For Lead
The water sampling will complete a process that began with more than 100 schools last year.
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The water sampling will complete a process that began with more than 100 schools last year.
This portion of the timeline encompasses January 2015 - June 2015. Click here to go back to Part 1 (2004 - 2014) Click here to go ahead to Part 3 (July 2015 - present) January 2015 January 1, 2015: MDEQ begins second six-month Flint lead/copper monitoring period. First testing period shows a 90th percentile reading of six parts per billion of lead in Flint tap water.
The Navy said there are no indications of “system-wide impacts.”
The first water sample found to have elevated levels of lead came from an indoor staff bathroom sink at the Montessori Center and was collected on March 22, the Navy said in a news release today.