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    Marshfield Utilities releases bi-annual drinking water notice for lead pipes

    October 11, 20241 Min Read


    MARSHFIELD, Wis. (WSAW) – Marshfield Utilities has released its bi-annual notice to the public concerning lead found in drinking water.

    In 2020, Marshfield Utilities found elevated levels of lead in drinking water in some homes with lead services. Lead can cause serious health problems, especially for pregnant women and young children.

    The company has released updated information for people to learn what to do to reduce lead in drinking water.

    People who have a copper service or have had their service updated since 2020, have nothing to be concerned about.

    Customers can click here if their home may be affected.

    For information about the health effects of lead and how to reduce exposure visit our website at bit.ly/lead-public-education.

    For more information, call 715-898-2187 or email lead@marshfieldutilities.org.

    Copyright 2024 WSAW. All rights reserved.



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