City outlines Lead Safe Columbus program, says replacements free during planned construction
Columbus Water and Power staff described a citywide effort to replace an estimated 50,000–60,000 lead and galvanized service lines, prioritizing Hilltop and Franklinton; residents will not be charged when replacements are done as part of planned city construction and will receive flushing kits and temporary pitcher filters.
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City of Columbus water officials on Tuesday described the Lead Safe Columbus program and how it will affect Hilltop and Franklinton residents, saying the utility expects to replace roughly 50,000 to 60,000 lead and galvanized water service lines across the city and will not charge homeowners for replacements performed during planned city construction.
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