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Distribution Systems and Flint

Make no mistake about it. Lead service lines are part of a utility's distribution system. While there is some controversy about where a utility's responsibility ends, there is no question that the water quality and operational choices that a water system makes can affect lead concentrations delivered into a glass of water ‐ no matter if the lead service lines are on private property or not. There are more and more calls for full replacement of lead service lines without further delay.