EPA Tools & Resources Webinar: Partnering to Address Lead (Pb)

Join our webinar to learn how we're partnering with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials and the Environmental Council

View as a webpage / Share EPA Tools & Resources Webinar Partnering to Address Lead (Pb) Wednesday, October 21, 2026 | 3:00 to 4:00 PM ET EPA works with the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) and the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) under a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) on projects to protect public health from environmental threats and hazards and strengthen environmental health systems across the country. EPA and our state partners work collaboratively in tackling priority environmental challenges facing the nation, including lead (Pb). Over the past year, ASTHO and ECOS hosted regional calls with state environmental and health agencies to discuss cross-agency lead coordination. The goals of the listening sessions were to: Better understand ongoing triggers for collaboration between state health and environmental agencies on lead across all media Better understand how state environment and health agencies share lead data and studies Improve connections between lead staff across state agencies, as well as with EPA Identify most utilized resources to support lead work in state health and environmental agencies, as well as any gaps Inform a summary document outlining the results of the above goals This webinar will provide an overview of what was heard at the listening sessions – including overarching themes, state program highlights, and call outcomes – as well as plans to build upon this work in the coming year. Register Here Who Should Attend? Federal, state, territorial, Tribal, and local environmental and public health agencies, community organizations, and others interested in learning about partnering to address lead. Find More Information Learn more about EPA Tools & Resources Webinar Series, including recordings of past webinars and a schedule of upcoming webinars. Learn more about EPA research to support states. For registration questions, email mccabe.erin@epa.gov.

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