The Minnesota Department of Health announced Tuesday that they'll be releasing a new, interactive map that will show how much lead, if any, has been detected in drinking water at all public and ...

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Minnesota law has required public and charter schools to test for lead in drinking water every five years and to make their test results available to the public.

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This new interactive map aims to give the public easy access to lead testing of drinking water lines in Minnesota schools and childcare centers.