Lead Poisoning Prevention
Lead Hazard Reduction Notification

NOTE

The information on this page does not meet the regulatory requirements for the EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule. For the necessary information, visit the EPA's RRP website.

When does the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) need to be notified of a lead hazard reduction project?

MDH is required to be notified of a lead hazard reduction project in the following situations:

1. If the lead hazard reduction has been ordered by a public health agency in response to an elevated blood lead in a child or pregnant female that resides at the property; OR
2. If the intent of the project is lead hazard reduction.

If you are unsure if your project is notifiable, ask the person who hired you what their intent is, or contact MDH.

How do I notify MDH?

Lead Hazard Reduction Notice - Apply Online.

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Who must submit the notification?

The lead certified firm, lead supervisor or property owner who will be conducting the lead hazard reduction must notify MDH.

What if something changes after I submit the notification?

The certified firm, lead supervisor or property owner must update or amend information on the Lead Hazard Reduction Notice system.