HUD's Processes for Addressing Cases of Children Residing in Public Housing with Elevated Blood Lead Levels | Office of Inspector General, Department of Housing and Urban Development

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Title	Announced	Priority Area	Program Area	State
HUD's Processes for Addressing Cases of Children Residing in Public Housing with Elevated Blood Lead Levels	10/2021	Ensuring Safe and Affordable Housing	Lead Hazard Control	All

Summary

The Office of Evaluation is initiating an evaluation of HUD’s processes for addressing cases of children residing in public housing with elevated blood lead levels (EBLL). The objectives are to: 1. Use available information to identify HUD-assisted properties owned and managed by public housing agencies at risk of having lead-based paint hazards. 2. Determine the effectiveness of HUD’s processes for addressing cases of children residing in public housing with EBLLs. 3. Determine the effectiveness of the EBLLs and lead-based paint response tracking processes in providing accurate and complete data.