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The Lakewood Scoop · Aug 10, 2026

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NJAW Lead Replacement Program Update: See Lakewood Canvassing Map and Schedule Per New Jersey American Water (NJAW)’s qualified contractor, CDM Smith; crews are currently canvassing homes within the 7158 census tract – in the Oak St/Chestnut St area – for potential lead service line replacement. (See attached map for detailed locations.) As previously reported, this program is part of NJAW’s Lead Service Line Replacement Program, which follows a 2021 state law that requires all water providers to identify and replace lead and galvanized steel service lines by 2031. A service line is the pipe that brings water from the water main in the street into a home or building. It includes both the portion owned by New Jersey American Water and the portion owned by the property owner. Residents and property owners can self-identify and report their water service pipe with photos to New Jersey American Water or schedule an in-person inspection during a time that’s convenient for them. New Jersey American Water has sent, and will continue to send, informational materials in multiple languages directly to potentially affected customers explaining how to proceed with either of these options. READ MORE ⤵️ Click here to join the official TLS Community:

*NJAW Lead Replacement Program Update: See Lakewood Canvassing Map and Schedule* Per New Jersey American Water (NJAW)’s qualified contractor, CDM Smith; crews are currently canvassing homes within the 7158 census tract – in the Oak St/Chestnut St area – for potential lead service line replacement. (See attached map for detailed locations.) As previously reported, this program is part of NJAW’s Lead Service Line Replacement Program, which follows a 2021 state law that requires all water providers to identify and replace lead and galvanized steel service lines by 2031. A service line is the pipe that brings water from the water main in the street into a home or building. It includes both the portion owned by New Jersey American Water and the portion owned by the property owner. Residents and property owners can self-identify and report their water service pipe with photos to New Jersey American Water or schedule an in-person inspection during a time that’s convenient for them. New Jersey American Water has sent, and will continue to send, informational materials in multiple languages directly to potentially affected customers explaining how to proceed with either of these options. READ MORE ⤵️ https://thelakewoodscoop.com/news/njaw-lead-replacement-program-update-see-lakewood-canvassing-map-and-schedule-6/ ~~~ Click here to join the official TLS Community: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GGwlPaiG0d49MJTRLfHVPN ~~~

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