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Valuable information about preventing lead poisoning is available from all of the organizations mentioned on this website. Contact any of the organizations/agencies/government offices for lead poisoning prevention outreach and education materials or use the links below to get copies of some important publications about preventing lead poisoning.  For more information about preventing lead poisoning, join the Leadnet listserv by sending a blank email to Leadnet-on@mail-list.com

(585) 325-5116 ext. 4555
 
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) List of Items Recalled Due to Lead
(includes toys, jewelry, furniture, clothing, crafts, etc..)

ClearCorps/Rochester

University of Rochester

Consumer Product Safety Commission
(list of toys recalled due to lead)

Contractor Connections, is a project of Environmental Education Associates. Call (888) 436-8314 for further information.
 
New York State Department of Health

An Evaluation of the City of Rochester's Lead Law, Year One Report (pdf)
Center for Governmental Research, December 2007

Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency

"Fund the Fix" Group Report (pdf)
Coalition to Prevent Lead Poisoning, February 2004

Guide to Foreign Language Lead Poisoning Prevention Information Resources
(pdf)
June 2008

U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)

The Housing Council
Call (585) 546-3700 for information.
 
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

City of Rochester
 
LEAD IN TOYS
National Center for Healthy Housing

Empire Justice Center

Lead Poisoning Among Young Children in Monroe County:
A Needs Assessment, Projection Model, and Next Steps (pdf)
Center for Governmental Research, May 2002
 
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)

LEAD SAFE MONROE COUNTY (pdf)
A Plan to Eliminate Childhood Lead Poisoning in Monroe County by 2010

Monroe County Department of Public Health Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program

National Center for Healthy Housing

The National Lead Information Center (NLIC) provides the general public and professionals with information about lead hazards and their prevention. Call 1-800-424-LEAD (5323).

NeighborWorks Rochester
Call (585) 325-4170 for information.

New York State Dept. of Health

NYS Health Foundation Lead Coalition Building Project
a project of the University of Rochester Environmental Health Services Center