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Minneapolis cuts off dead leg pipe that tainted one street s water with orange filth

Minneapolis cuts off dead leg pipe that tainted one street s water with orange filth
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In remarkable turnaround, Minnesota cities consume much less water than decades ago

The city of Minneapolis and all its people, homes and businesses used 10 billion gallons less water last year than they did 35 years ago. Customers connected to St. Paul

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In remarkable turnaround, Minnesota cities consume much less water than decades ago

In remarkable turnaround, Minnesota cities consume much less water than decades ago
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Did the Minnesota Legislature fund the replacement of all lead pipes in the state?

No. The bill, House File 24, was signed into law by Gov. Tim Walz on May 17, 2023, allocating $240 million toward replacing lead pipes that link homes to water systems throughout the state.

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Minnesota is spending $240 million to get the lead out of your plumbing

Homeowners may not see their pipes replaced immediately but should know in the next year whether their service lines are lead.

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