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<br /> <br />for More Information <br /> <br />The National Lead Information Center <br /> <br />Call 1-800-414-LEAD (414-5313) to learn <br />how to protect children from lead poisoning <br />and for other information on lead hazards. <br />To access lead information via the web, visit <br />www.epa.govlIead and <br />www.hud.gov/offlceslIead!. <br /> <br />EPA's Safe Drinking Water Hotline <br /> <br />Call 1-800-416-4191 for information about <br />lead in drinking water. <br /> <br />Consumer Product Safety <br />Commission (CPSC) Hotline ___ <br /> <br />To request information on lead in <br />consumer products, or to report an <br />unsafe consumer product or a prod- <br />uct-related injury call 1-800-638- <br />1111, or visit CPSC's Web site at: <br />www.cpsc.gov. <br />Health and Environmental Agencies <br />Some cities, states, and tribes have <br />their own rules for lead-based paint <br />activities. Check with your local agency to <br />see which laws apply to you. Most agencies <br />can also provide information on finding a <br />lead abatement firm in your area, and on <br />possible sources of financial aid for reducing <br />lead hazards. Receive up-to-date address <br />and phone information for your local con. <br />tacts on the Internet at www.epa.govlIead <br />or contact the National Lead Information <br />Center at 1-800-414-LEAD. <br /> <br /> <br />~1 <br /> <br />c::::::::'~ <br />------- <br /> <br />for the hearing impaired, call the federal Information <br />Relay Service at 1-800-811-8339 to access any of <br />the phone numbers in this brochure. <br /> <br />11 <br />