
‘Alarm bells’: Progress slipping on Cleveland’s lead-safe law as landlords fail to comply
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Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb announced a first-of-its-kind legal action against 50 Cleveland property owners who failed to comply with city lead-safe regulations at their homes. CLEVELAND — Cleveland Mayor

There are an estimated 200,000 aging housing units in Milwaukee that likely have paint made with lead, leading the city health department to develop a new approach for removing the

Cleveland Housing Court has fined a landlord $10,000 for failing to clean up lead hazards at a rental property that poisoned a toddler and forced the child’s family into temporary housing.

Young children may still be exposed to lead-based paint in homes constructed before 1978, when the hazardous paint was outlawed. American children living in predominantly Black and racially divided neighborhoods

WASHINGTON — Exposure to lead during childhood or even in the womb may predispose individuals to criminal behavior later in life, a new study reveals. A research team from George Washington


From Cleveland Clinic news briefs click here to see the video and more info. Risk for Lead Poisoning Increases in Summer Months CLEVELAND – When the weather warms, windows are opened

Today in Toledo, a judge ruled against landlords in a long running suit over the legality of lead testing laws. Landlords have fought this battle for more than 5 years

Cleveland files 100 affidavits to hold property owners accountable for not getting lead paint out of homes atch video . Photo by: Dennis Spronck By: Jessi Schultz Posted at 5:33 PM,

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March 28, 2023 Contact Information Mary Pressley (pressley.mary@epa.gov) 312-886-1443 Today, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced a $126,000 settlement with Color World Housepainting Inc. (operating as Color World Painting Columbus), in Powell, Ohio,