Brittany Peterson, The Associated Press
A worker with Denver Water prepares to pass a new copper water service line from a residential water meter to the water main on Thursday, June 17, 2021, in Denver. While President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill proposes $45 million for eliminating lead pipes and service lines, some utility companies and municipalities have already started replacing them. 
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Denver landlords aren't legally required to tell their tenants about lead service lines, which could result in contaminated water flowing into their homes. The lack of disclosure can leave some renters in the dark about their quality of water.
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