Program Results
The table below contains all results to date for the Lead Testing in School and Child Care Program. Use the filter option to search results by facility name, county, and more. Results are updated as they are received from the laboratory. Information on how to interpret the results is below.
Interpreting Results
Outlet ID: This is a unique number used to identify each drinking water outlet (e.g., drinking fountain, classroom sink, or kitchen faucet) where sample(s) are collected.
Outlet Location: The unique location (floor number and room number) where the drinking water outlet is located.
Initial First Draw Result (ppb): A first draw sample is collected immediately after turning on the faucet or fixture. Water was previously unused for a period between 8 to 18 hours. Parts per billion (or “ppb”) is a measure of the concentration of lead in water.
Initial Flush Result (ppb): A flush sample is a sample collected after the first draw sample and after water has run for 30 seconds. Parts per billion (or “ppb”) is a measure of the concentration of lead in water.
Follow Up First Draw Result (ppb): Follow up samples are collected after initial results have been returned and are used to help understand possible sources of lead. A first draw sample is collected immediately after turning on the faucet or fixture. Water was previously unused for a period between 8 to 18 hours. Parts per billion (or “ppb”) is a measure of the concentration of lead in water.
Follow Up Flush Result (ppb): Follow up samples are collected after initial results have been returned and are used to help understand possible sources of lead. A flush sample is a sample collected after the first draw sample and after water has run for 30 seconds. Parts per billion (or “ppb”) is a measure of the concentration of lead in water.
Unverified Sample Protocol: A sample with this label was not collected following required sampling steps. The school or child care program must recollect samples using required sampling steps to ensure correct sample result interpretation. These steps could include water stagnation period, pre-stagnation flush timing, or flush sample collection timing.
Unable to be Sampled: According to the information provided on the Chain of Custody form, the outlet was inaccessible or not working on the day of sample collection.
Unable to be Analyzed: The laboratory was not able to analyze the sample. Reasons could include that the sample was damaged during transit, an insufficient volume of water was collected, or the sample was not labeled properly.
Sample Not Received: According to the information provided on the Chain of Custody form, the sample was collected. However, the laboratory did not receive the sample.
Facility Name | County | Outlet ID | Outlet Type | Outlet Location (Floor #, Room #) |
Initial First Draw Result (ppb) | Initial First Draw Sample Date | Initial Flush Result (ppb) | Initial Flush Sample Date | Follow-Up First Draw Result (ppb) | Follow-Up First Draw Sample Date | Follow-Up Flush Result (ppb) | Follow-Up Flush Sample Date | Result Notes |
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