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Taylor council details mailed lead-service-line notices, highlights free replacement program
Summary
Councilors discussed lead results from a 60-house sample, emphasized that '99% of the city is fine' but urged residents to respond to city outreach; the council described a program to inspect and replace lead service lines at no cost to homeowners who enroll.
Taylor City Council expanded on recent mailed notices about lead in service lines and urged residents to use the city’s free inspection-and-replacement program.
At the meeting, Mayor Wooley said the mailed samples targeted areas likely to have lead service lines and emphasized that "99% of the city is fine." He explained the sample was limited to roughly 60 houses and that elevated levels were linked to service…
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