-
Greater Cincinnati Water Works will begin replacing lead lines to ensure clean drinking water. -
The utility recently received a $500,000 grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to undertake the work. -
Cincinnati's water utility reached a significant milestone in a years-long effort to replace lead service lines.
-
Is tap water really good for us, and why has it gotten a bad name? -
The time to prepare for cold weather is before it hits. -
Everything you need to know about lead water pipes in Cincinnati
-
The castle-looking water tower is a historic landmark, but Greater Cincinnati Water Works says the brick and concrete needs a major glow-up. -
Greater Cincinnati Water Works is aiming to replace 3,600 lead lines a year.
-
The city hopes to replace all lead service lines in the area by 2037, all at no cost to home owners. -
A listener wants to know about a leak in the Greater Cincinnati Water Works system.
© 2025 Cincinnati Public Radio
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
Available On Air Stations
