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MUST BE DONE. REPLACING THE PIPES THAT CAN LEAK POISONOUS TOXINS INTO WATER HAS ALREADY BEEN A PRIORITY IN MILWAUKEE. THE ANNOUNCEMENT BEING HERE IS CONFIRMATION THAT WE ARE ON THE RIGHT TRACK.

President Joe Biden is slated to visit Milwaukee on Oct. 8 The president plans to draw attention to his administration's "progress replacing lead pipes." Biden was last in Wisconsin on Sept.

At Milwaukee DPW's headquarters, President Biden announced his administration's latest rule in the years-long effort to replace lead pipes. Cities are now required to replace pipes by 2037.

A limited number of cities with large volumes of lead pipes may be given a longer timeframe to meet the new standard. Biden will make the announcement in Milwaukee, a city with the fifth-highest ...

President Biden announces a new EPA rule requiring Milwaukee to replace 65,000 lead pipes within ten years, significantly accelerating the city's timeline. Yahoo Finance ...

WASHINGTON – President Joe Biden will return to Milwaukee on Tuesday to discuss his administration's progress in replacing lead pipes in Wisconsin and across the country, according to the White ...

Milwaukee, Wisconsin – President Biden on Tuesday announced $2.6 billion in funding to replace all lead pipes in the United States as part of a new EPA rule that will require lead pipes to be ...

President Joe Biden's time in office is winding down, but during a visit to Milwaukee this week he said he was still determined to finish a big job — getting rid of lead pipes. In remarks at the ...

President Joe Biden is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to discuss the progress made in replacing lead pipes and creating good-paying jobs. The Environmental Protection Agency ruled on Tuesday to mandate ...