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.
On April 20, 2026, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced a settlement with Syracuse landlords Brian A. Murphy and Harry Murphy after a multi-year investigation found widespread lead-paint hazards
At last week’s City of Cleveland budget hearing, the Law Department put some numbers on the table that every Cleveland landlord needs to hear. During Q4 2025 alone, the city
The City of Cleveland just lost $3.3 million in state funding that was earmarked to make homes lead-safe. The Ohio Department of Development pulled the grant after City Hall failed
