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San Francisco Department of Public Health Verified Information

The Childhood Lead Prevention Program is dedicated to eliminating children's exposure to lead hazards. In San Francisco, children are most often exposed to lead when their hands or objects touch damaged paint, soil or surfaces with lead dust, and later their hands or those objects get placed in their mouths. It is illegal for property owners to allow lead hazards to exist on their property. If you see badly damaged paint on the exterior or interior of a house, please contact the Department of Public Health-Childhood Lead Prevention Program by calling 311 to make a service request. Property owners will be required to safely repair any hazards that have been identified.
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