Education is the primary goal for any initiative such as the lead safe program. The more we can educate property owners of what to be aware of on their property, the less potential exists for lead poisoning among tenants.
If we can assist you in identifying the most likely areas of concern, you as the landlord can keep watch on these areas and make sure they remain free of debris. What to look for, where to check and what to watch out for. This can assist ownership of what to prioritize in terms of Lead Safety to get the most efficient use of resources.
Even the lawmakers who created Cleveland’s lead-safe requirements aren’t exempt from enforcement — and that’s exactly how it should work. Earlier this month, Cleveland.com reported that City Councilman Kevin Bishop
Cleveland’s fight against childhood lead poisoning is showing real results. On February 9, 2026, the City presented an update to Council on the Lead Safe Certification program — and the
Cleveland Just Lost $3.3 Million for Lead Removal — Here’s What Homeowners Need to Know Ohio just clawed back $3.3 million from Cleveland that was supposed to help make homes
