New York Comptroller Says City Didn't Test Homes Of Lead Cases

A report by the NYC Comptroller reveals that many buildings with children diagnosed with lead exposure were not inspected by the housing department. The report highlights failures in testing and inspection protocols, with many children under three not tested as required by law. The city's reliance on complaint-driven inspections and lack of coordination between health and housing departments are criticized. The Lead Free NYC plan aims to eliminate lead poisoning, but funding and implementation issues persist.

What percentage of city children under the age of three had not been tested for lead exposure in 2017?

What is the goal of the 'lead free NYC' plan issued by the city?