States and local governments around the country use these funds to rapidly scale replacement of lead laterals, of which Wisconsin still has hundreds of thousands that pose risk to health. I wanted to just give give you the example. In Milwaukee there are about 70,000 lead laterals. It's probably a little less now. And there had been replacement at the pace of about 1000 laterals per year. That has increased with investments from the bipartisan infrastructure law to about 3,000 a year. (02:46–02:53)
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Asserts that Milwaukee has about 70,000 lead laterals.
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