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Elgin vs. Chicago: Lead Service Line Replacement Program and Public Information
While driving down Interstate 90 into the city of Chicago, Erik noticed a billboard advertising a specialty branded public service announcement webpage -- leadsafechicago.org -- where people could easily access information about lead service lines, replacement projects, and lead in drink water risks.<br/> <br/>Since The Elgin Watchman has been focused on Elgin's lead service water lines as its Season One in-depth series, Erik decided to do a compare/contrast exercise between the city of Chicago's new lead information website and what the city of Elgin has posted on its website.<br/> <br/>Long story short . . . The Elgin Watchman has a few questions they suggest you may want to ask mayoral and city council candidates during the upcoming winter/spring campaign.<br/><br/>For more information, please visit our website, LIKE our Facebook page, and subscribe to our podcast using one of the many RSS Readers on our Buzzsprout podcast platform.