School to replace fixtures with elevated lead levels
A water bottle refilling station and fountain at Kalispell Middle School is shown in this February 2020 file photo illustration. The district is in the process of testing drinking water for lead as part of a state rule that went into effect in January. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
Thirty-six water fixtures in Hedges Elementary School in Kalispell that had elevated levels of lead are slated for replacement before school starts in August, based on drinking water test results.
Water samples from these fixtures showed lead concentration levels of 6 up to 31 parts per billion (ppb)...
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