The City of St. Catharines is looking for volunteers for the Community Lead Testing program.
Local home and business owners can now sign up to have their drinking water tested for traces of lead.
City staff will collect a sample of your water and send it to a third party lab for testing.
It's open to anyone with a municipal water connection.
You can find more information online here by calling Citizens First at 905-688-5600.
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