Why IRC Practices are Required in Vermont

Lead is a highly toxic metal that was commonly used in paint, stain and varnish in homes built before 1978. There is no safe level of lead in the body. Too much lead in the body, or lead poisoning, can cause serious and permanent health problems for anyone, but babies, young children and pregnant women are at special risk. Lead poisoning can be prevented.

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Important

Information for Renters

Look up IRC Practices Compliance Statements

If you notice your landlord or property management company is not complying with the Vermont Lead Poisoning Prevention Law, please let us know.

Submit a Lead Law Violation

FAQs for Renters

Information for Rental Housing Landlords/Property Management Companies and Child Care Providers

File Your IRC Practices Compliance Statement

If you need help filing online, see the Online Filing Instructions and Frequently Asked Questions

Go to the IRC Practices Course Manual

FAQs for Landlords/Property Management Companies and Child Care Providers

More Resources
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Lead Hazards and Lead Poisoning
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Vermont Lead Poisoning Prevention Law
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Asbestos and Lead Information for Renters
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Asbestos and Lead Information for Property Owners
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Asbestos and Lead Information for Child Care Providers
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