Lead pipes in Peoria County, Illinois

Free replacement program confirmed

Who pays in Illinois

Illinois was one of the first states to require full replacement of every lead service line. Each water supply must file a final replacement plan by April 15, 2027, then replace a set share of its lead lines every year, on a timeline of 15 to 50 years depending on how many it has. A utility may bill the owner for the private side only if it is not using state or federal money for that work, and an owner can sign a waiver to decline private-side replacement. Illinois EPA lends to water systems and forgives part of the loan in lower-income communities, which is why many Illinois programs are free.

Confirmed programs in Peoria County

• Peoria: No direct cost.

Every Peoria County water system with lead lines

Systems are grouped by the county EPA lists as their main service area. Some serve towns in neighboring counties too.

Systems over the new 10 ppb lead action level

Peoria (11 ppb, 2026-01 to 2026-06). See all systems over 10 ppb.

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Common questions

How many lead pipes are in Peoria County, IL?

Water systems based in Peoria County reported 11,238 lead service lines, 627 galvanized lines that need replacing and 25,688 lines of unknown material to EPA (Q3 2026). Peoria has the most, with 11,442 lead and galvanized lines.

Who pays to replace lead service lines in Peoria County?

It depends on your water utility. Illinois was one of the first states to require full replacement of every lead service line. We have confirmed programs for 1 Peoria County utility, listed on this page.

How do I find out if my house has a lead service line?

Look up your address on your water utility's service line inventory map, or check the pipe where it enters your home: lead is dull gray, soft, scratches to shiny silver, and a magnet won't stick. See our step-by-step guide.

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