Legal Issues and Environmental Health - presented by: Judith R. Dicine, Supervisory Assistant
State's Attorney, State of Connecticut Office of the Chief's State Attorney
presented by: Judith R. Dicine, Supervisory Assistant State's Attorney, State of Connecticut Office
of the Chief's State Attorney
To be used applied for by authorized municipal, district or state health department officials only and
must be presented to a state prosecutor for review before going to a judge.
To be used by a local health department when submitting samples to the State laboratory for
analysis.
To be completed and submitted to the property owner and the Commissioner of Public Health
within two days after receipt of all test results.
To be completed and submitted for buildings over 50 years old that receive state or federal funding or
permitting.
To be used by a local health department when ordering lead abatement of a property.
To be used by a local health department when ordering lead abatement of a property where a
child resides but is not lead poisoned.
Can be used by property owners when developing a lead abatement plan to comply with a lead
abatement order from a local health department.
A written plan describing how an intact surface with lead-based paint will be monitored to ensure
that defective paint surfaces will be identified and abated.
During an abatement, warning signed shall be placed at all entrances and exits of the
abatement areas.
To be used by a local health department only, during an epidemiological investigation of a child
with a blood lead level >=20µg/dL. It is also recommended for use during a comprehensive lead
inspection for a child with two consecutive blood lead levels in the 15-19µg/dL range taken three
months apart.
Statutes and Regulations pertaining to lead.
Document listing suggested primary prevention activities activities.
Educational Packets (Spanish)
Educational information for families of children with elevated blood lead levels.
Screen By Two poster (11"x17") - English Screen By Two poster (11"x17") - Spanish
A poster that reminds readers to have their children test for lead poisoning. Can be used in
places such as medical provider offices, day care facilities, and social services offices.