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News Call for participation in the 2024 Lead-Copper Sampling Campaign

Call for participation in the 2024 Lead-Copper Sampling Campaign

Updated on July 24, 2024: Thank you all for your participation! We have reached the required number of participants.

The Town of Mount Royal is looking for twenty (20) volunteer participants for its 2024 lead-copper sampling campaign!

Objective :

To assess the presence of lead and/or copper in the drinking water of residences in the Town of Mount Royal.

Why get involved?

Lead and copper may be present in drinking water due to corrosion of lead or copper pipes and fittings. The presence of these metals in water can have harmful effects on consumer health. This campaign therefore aims to protect public health by assessing lead and copper concentrations in drinking water, and making the necessary adjustments if recommended thresholds are exceeded. 

Who can participate?

All residents of the Town of Mount Royal occupying an eligible residence. To be eligible, the building must : 

  • contain fewer than 8 dwellings;
  • be built before 1970.

The Town is also looking for participants living on Woodlea Avenue and Trenton Avenue.

How do I get involved?

Complete the following form before Wednesday, July 31, 2024 (closed)

See the form

Steps in the process :

  • Receipt of entry forms.
  • If you are eligible, you will be contacted by e-mail to arrange a time for sampling.
  • The city of Montreal will carry out the sampling, as well as the laboratory analysis of the samples to determine lead and copper concentrations.
  • The city of Montreal will send us the sampling results. 
  • The Town of Mount Royal will compile the data and forward the respective results to each homeowner.
  • If the results of the analysis indicate elevated levels of lead or copper, the Town of Mount Royal will contact you to discuss mitigation options.  

Additional information :

If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Town of Mount Royal's Technical Services at 514 734-3034 or by e-mail at servicestechniques@ville.mont-royal.qc.ca. 

Together, let's protect our health and the quality of our drinking water!


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