Lead poisoning can cause serious and permanent health problems that may not be revealed for years.
The good news is that lead paint was banned from use in the United States in 1978, but it may still be found on pre-1978 houses or other structures. Lead paint can remain dangerous for decades and create a major health issue for both homeowners and children.
We put together a list of resources to help you learn about this serious problem, how to identify lead paint hazards and what you can do to protect your family!
Although lead poisoning is preventable, lead continues to be a major cause of poisoning among children. Learn how to prevent it.
(Source: NY State Department of Health)
List of government offices to contact regarding lead poisoning. (Source: Attorney General NYC)
This is EPA main Lead information portal. Find out everything you need to know about Lead, safety guidelines, government resources, home inspections and more.
(Source: US EPA)
Learn the basics. What is Lead, who's at risk, how to lower chances of exposure.
(Source: US EPA)
Learn about lead health risks, sources of lead exposure, and how to get tested.
(Source: NYC Gov. Health)
Learn about lead health risks, sources of lead exposure, and how to get tested.
(Source: NYC Housing Preservation and Development)
Learn to clear HPD lead paint violations in NYC: Understand common violations, follow clearance steps, and ensure compliance. Essential guide for property owners.
Lead poisoning in New York children poses serious health risks. Prevent exposure with strict regulations, routine inspections, and community education on lead safety.
Learn about NYC lead paint removal requirements for landlords under Local Law 1. Essential reading for property owners to ensure compliance and tenant safety.
By understanding these lead legislature changes property owners can protect their investments, safeguard their tenants’ health, & ensure compliance with the law.