How do I determine if I have a lead service line?

In Brookfield, we have good records of what the City installed, but limited records detailing the pipes that lead into homes as well as those pipes inside each home.  While the City does not believe there are lead water service lines in Brookfield, we need your help to confirm that. 

Water Service Identification Survey

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1. How do I determine if I have a lead service line?
2. Can I still use my private well for outside watering once I connect to City Water?
3. Where can I get my private well tested?
4. Does my city water come from Milwaukee?
5. How does the City decide where to put new water main and when?
6. How do I know when water is planned to be installed in my area?
7. Why does my sump pump run more often than usual?
8. What is the water pressure in my area?
9. What is a water emergency?
10. Is it true that all properties in Brookfield will receive municipal water?
11. Why do we need municipal water, our well is fine?
12. What does it cost to get water service?
13. Do we need to pay all of the assessment at once?
14. Once water is installed in the street, when do we need to connect?
15. When will we get city water?
16. Are there any restrictions on lawn or garden watering?