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Local Contacts
Local Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs in California
California State Government Contacts
California Department of Public Health, Occupational Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, (510) 620-5757
Information on lead in the workplace and educational/training materials for workers, employers, and health professionals
California Department of Public Health, Drinking Water Program
Information on testing drinking water for lead
Cal/OSHA Consultation Services
(800) 963-9424
Cal/OSHA Compliance
(714) 939-0145 Anaheim
(213) 736-4911 Los Angeles
(916) 263-2800 Davis
(415) 557-8640 San Francisco
To make a complaint about workplace health and safety conditions
University-Based Occupational & Environmental Health Clinics
(949) 824-8641 Irvine
(310) 794-8144 Los Angeles
(619) 294-6206 San Diego
(800) 582-4003 Sacramento
(415) 885-7580 San Francisco
Expert medical assistance regarding lead-related health effects
California Department of Toxic Substance Control
(916) 255-3618 Sacramento
(510) 540-3739 Berkeley
(818) 551-2830 Glendale
(310) 590-4968 Long Beach
Information on current state regulations for disposing of lead waste
Cal / EPA Toxic Substances Control Department
(916) 322-7676
Information on hazardous waste classification of lead-containing materials
California Department of Real Estate Publications
P.O. Box 18700 Sacramento, CA 95818-7000
To order Californiaās real estate disclosure booklet, "Environmental Hazards: Guide for Homeowners and Buyers", (send a self-addressed, stamped, legal-size envelope)
Contractors State License Board
(800) 321-2752
To confirm information about a Contractorās License
Federal Government Contacts
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development
Information on lead-based paint in housing; guidelines on controlling lead-based paint hazards
National Lead Information Center
Information, materials, and publications on preventing childhood lead poisoning
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Information on lead poisoning prevention and real estate disclosure laws
U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Information on state and local screening efforts treatments for lead poisoning
Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry
Overview of lead poisoning cases, effects, and prevention
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Reports and news on lead in consumer products
Other Contacts
American Board of Industrial Hygiene
(517) 321-2638
To confirm information about a Certified Industrial Hygienist
Alliance for Healthy Homes
Guide to understanding Federal Title X
National Center for Lead-Safe Housing
Information on research to reduce lead hazards and reduce risk of lead poisoning
Cooperative Personnel Services
(916) 263-3600
Schedules and locations of lead certification exams
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