Establishes the consolidated lead-contaminated water supply line replacement program; repealer; appropriation

Summary

The bill establishes a consolidated lead‑contaminated water supply line replacement program that will pay municipalities up to $10,000 per pipe replaced, plus interest on any loans taken for the work. It creates a dedicated fund, managed by the state comptroller and the commissioner of taxation and finance, and appropriates $500 million to finance the reimbursements. Municipalities must provide sworn certifications of completed work and verified costs, and cannot be reimbursed for attorney or administrative fees.

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