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Information for Lead Poisoning Prevention Contracts

This page has information and resources for partners funded to provide community-based lead poisoning prevention programs.

Quarterly Reporting Deadlines

Updated 2024-2026 Contracts: All contracts require quarterly financial and narrative reports to be submitted according to the table below.

Reporting PeriodDate Due
1/1/2024-6/30/20247/31/2024
7/1/2024-9/30/202410/31/2024
10/1/2024-12/31/20241/31/2025
1/1/2025-3/31/20254/30/2025
4/1/2025-6/30/20257/31/2025
7/1/2025-9/30/202510/31/2025
10/1/2025-12/31/20251/31/2026

Quarterly Financial Reports

Quarterly Narrative Reports

Narrative reports should include a description of progress made toward meeting contract deliverables and must be accompanied by a materials use form to track your distribution of small media materials. Please use the reporting forms below for your reports.

2024 Report

2025-2026 Report

Community Capacity Self-Assessment Tool

All lead poisoning prevention partners are required to complete and submit a community capacity self-assessment annually. Please use one of the tools below to complete your assessments. Choose the One City version of the tool if you only provide services in one city or if you would like to do a combined assessment of the two cities you serve. Choose the Two Cities version of the tool if you would like to assess capacity in two cities separately. Completed self-assessments are due annually on September 30. Send completed self-assessments to Erin Guay and Erin Arneson.

Home Visitor Lead Dust Testing

A Message for Home Visitors

Thank you for participating in the effort to help families with children at risk for lead poisoning take steps to identify lead dust in the home and encourage parents to have their children screened for lead poisoning. Please feel free to reach out with any questions or requests for materials. Contact: Erin Guay, 207-215-6934/p>

Online Training

Before you begin helping families do a lead dust test, you must take this recorded training. The training is 35 minutes long and will provide you with basic information about childhood lead poisoning in Maine and will teach you what you need to know about testing for lead dust so that you can integrate home lead dust testing into your home visits.

Resources

Materials for Funding Agencies, Community Partners & Maine Legislature

Legislative Reports for 2018, 2015, 2013   Webinars

National Center for Healthy Housing - Best Practices and Model Local Policies for Lead Poisoning Prevention09/19/2024
Navigating Landlord Networks and Engaging Code Enforcement05/01/2019
Local Partnerships for Lead Poisoning Prevention: Examples from Rochester, NY04/02/2019
Lead Poisoning Case Management and Environmental Investigation Services01/31/2019
Laws and Regulations
Document/ResourceSourceSizeType
Lead Poisoning Control ActMaineN/AWeb
DHHS Rules for environmental lead investigationsMaine39 KbMicrosoft Word
Lead Abatement LawMaineN/AWeb
EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting RuleEPAN/AWeb
The Real Estate Notification and Disclosure Rule EPAN/AWeb
30-day notice required prior to renovations Maine Law 14 6030-B. ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD HAZARDSMaine35 KBPDF
DEP Lead Management RegulationsMaine328 KBMicrosoft Word
DEP Rules and statutes (including links to RRP)MaineN/AWeb
Lead Poisoning Control ActMaineN/AWeb
DHHS Rules for environmental lead investigationsMaine39 KbMicrosoft Word
Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund Law, Rules, Forms
Document/ResourceSourceSizeType
State law establishing Lead Poisoning Prevention FundMaineN/AWeb
State law establishing Lead Poisoning Prevention FeeMaineN/AWeb
Lead Poisoning Prevention Fund RulesMaine15 KBPDF
Background Document for RuleMaine2.6 MBPDF
Lead Poisoning Prevention Fee Remittance Form and Payment OptionsMaine228 KBPDF
Table 2, 2004 U.S. Census Bureau Report on Paint and Allied ProductsMaine1.23 MBPDF
Frequently Asked QuestionsMaine159 KBPDF