Lead Service Lines in METROPOLITAN DWID - DIABLO VILLAGE
What you need to know
METROPOLITAN DWID - DIABLO VILLAGE serves about 5,542 people in Arizona. Like all US water systems, this utility is required by federal law to identify and report on lead service lines (the pipes that carry water from the main line under the street into your home).
The status right now: This utility has not yet completed a lead service line inventory. That means they either haven't finished identifying which homes have lead pipes, or the results haven't been publicly reported yet. This is not unusual—utilities across the country are still working through these inventories, which can take years to complete.
Why this matters
Lead service lines are a real concern. If your home is connected to the water main with a lead pipe, water can pick up lead as it travels through that pipe, especially if the water is corrosive or if the pipe is old and deteriorating. Lead in drinking water poses health risks, particularly for children and pregnant people.
However, having a lead service line does not automatically mean your water is unsafe. Water quality, pipe condition, and treatment all affect whether lead actually enters your tap water.
What happens next
Federal funding (called the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law) is now available to help utilities replace lead service lines. Once METROPOLITAN DWID - DIABLO VILLAGE completes its inventory, residents in areas with lead pipes may be eligible for grants or cost-sharing programs to replace those pipes.
The utility's next step is to finish mapping which homes have lead service lines and share that information with customers.
Get specific information about your home
Contact METROPOLITAN DWID - DIABLO VILLAGE directly. Provide your address and ask:
- Do I have a lead service line?
- When will the inventory be complete?
- What replacement or testing options are available to me?
If you're concerned about lead in your tap water right now, you can request a free or low-cost water test through your utility or your county health department.
Next steps for residents
- Contact your utility with your address to ask about your specific service line
- Request a water test if you have concerns about current water quality
- Check back periodically for the completed inventory—utilities must make this information public
- Learn about replacement programs once your utility identifies which homes have lead lines
Key figures
| Total inventoried lines | 0 |
|---|---|
| BIL/IIJA funding received | — |
| Replacement plan status | Not reported |
| Utility's LCRR inventory | Not provided |
Frequently asked
Does my home have a lead service line?
METROPOLITAN DWID - DIABLO VILLAGE is still completing its lead service line inventory. Contact the utility directly with your address to ask about your specific home. They should be able to tell you what they know so far.
Is my drinking water safe if I have a lead service line?
Not all homes with lead service lines have unsafe water—it depends on water chemistry, pipe condition, and treatment. The safest way to know is to have your water tested. Contact your utility or local health department for testing options.
Can my water utility replace my lead service line?
Yes. Federal funding is now available to help utilities pay for lead line replacements. Once METROPOLITAN DWID - DIABLO VILLAGE completes its inventory, ask your utility about replacement programs and what portion of costs homeowners may need to cover.
What should I do if I'm pregnant or have a young child?
If you're concerned about lead exposure, talk to your pediatrician or OB/GYN. They can advise you based on your specific situation. You can also contact the CDC or your state health department for guidance on reducing lead exposure.