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Hochul and Mamdani say NYC DEP's free lead service line replacement program has replaced pipes for more than 900 Bronx and Queens homeowners, saving each more than $10,000
Joint Sept. 9 announcement: the NYC Department of Environmental Protection's free lead service line replacement program has covered more than 900 Bronx and Queens homeowners at a saving the state puts at more than $10,000 each. Row built from the governor.ny.gov pressroom summary; full release not reviewed for funding split between state and city.
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Source: Governor's office · Sep 10, 2026 · Credibility Tier 1 · Permalink https://reviewhochul.com/news/lead-pipe-replacement-900-homeowners-2026-09-09
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