Drinking Water Quality
LWSD has a water quality testing program to manage drinking water fixtures district-wide. All drinking water fixtures are sampled on a four-year cycle for lead content, utilizing the standards from the EPA and the state.
Water Quality Testing Reports (4-year cycle)
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is Lake Washington School District doing about lead in drinking water?
- What is lead?
- How is it determined if levels of lead are too high?
- How does lead get into drinking water?
- How does drinking water quality testing work?
- How do you determine where elevated levels of lead may be coming from?
- What can you do to reduce lead levels if it is found to be elevated?
- How do you know if measures taken to reduce lead have been effective?
- Should I do anything at home to reduce lead exposure?
- Where can I find more information about lead?
What is Lake Washington School District doing about lead in drinking water?
What is lead?
How is it determined if levels of lead are too high?
How does lead get into drinking water?
How does drinking water quality testing work?
How do you determine where elevated levels of lead may be coming from?
What can you do to reduce lead levels if it is found to be elevated?
How do you know if measures taken to reduce lead have been effective?
Should I do anything at home to reduce lead exposure?
Where can I find more information about lead?
Contact Us
Brian Buck
Executive Director of Support Services
bbuck@lwsd.org
425-936-1102
Scott Emry
Director of Risk and Safety Services
semry@lwsd.org
425-936-1113