Service Line Material Information
The Village’s distribution system is comprised primarily of ductile and cast iron pipe; however, many homes in the Village were constructed during a period in which lead was the primary material being used for water service lines. Homes built after 1986 generally have Copper connections, as lead services were prohibited during that time. In August of 2020, the Village began receiving Lake Michigan water from the City of Evanston after the completion of a new transmission main project. The water is treated with a chemical that helps minimize lead from flaking off of service lines. In accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) 1991 Lead and Copper Rule, The Village takes samples from selected residential properties across the Village on a periodic basis to test lead levels. Results demonstrate the Village is in full compliance in regards to levels of lead per the EPA guidelines. If you would like to know what your service line is made of, please use the property search feature below.
Lincolnwood Property Search
The Village of Lincolnwood offers Lincolnwood Property Search, a detailed property search where you can find information regarding your homes, as well as the services your home receives. The Portal also has information regarding the material of your water service line under the service line information tab. To begin searching, please visit the Lincolnwood property search website .