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Available Literature

To receive additional information about lead-based paint or childhood lead poisoning, download an Information Request Form . Please be aware that there may a charge for some materials. See request form for details.

Some of the current titles available: (PDF format unless otherwise noted)

Becoming Lead Certified
Is Your Child Safe From Lead Poisoning?
Esta' Su Hijo a Salvo Del Envenenamiento Por Plomo?
Is Your Home Safe for Children?
Protect Your Family From Lead In Your Home
Lead-Based Paint Pre-Renovation Education Rule - EPA booklet
Coping with Your Child's Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning
Reducing Lead Hazards When Remodeling Your Home
Don't Spread Lead
Lead in Your Home: A Parents Reference Guide- EPA
Testing Your Home For Lead - EPA booklet
Lead Cleaning Guide (pictorial)
Runs Better Unleaded (poster)
Fight Lead Poisoning with a Healthy Diet
Lead Poisoning and Your Children
Federal Requirements for Volunteer Paint and Rehabilitation Programs
About Lead Paint Abatement in the Home
Keep Your Child Lead-Safe
Lead -- Is Your Child at Risk?
Lead and Your Child's Diet
Lead Paint Safety - A Field Guide for Painting, Home Maintenance, and Renovation Work
What You Should Know About Lead in Your Water
Your Child's Lead Level -- What Does it Mean?
Your Child's Lead Test

The links above will take you to specific literature pieces; all others can be ordered by using the Information Request form.

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