The line is a non-lead material such as copper or plastic. No lead-related action is needed.
A “service line” is the pipe that carries water from the Borough’s main in the street to your building. Federal rules require every water system to identify what each service line is made of and make it searchable by address. Look up yours below.
Under the U.S. EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Revisions, the Tyrone Water Authority reviewed records and field-verified pipes to classify the material on both sides of every service line — the Borough-owned portion (main to the curb) and the customer-owned portion (curb into the building). The good news: the system is overwhelmingly non-lead. Here is where things stand across all 2,266 connections.
Inventory data current as of May 2026 (PWSID 4070021). The Borough updates it as lines are inspected or replaced.
Start typing a street number or name (for example, 1010 Pa Ave or Logan Ave). Results update as you type.
Type an address above to see its service line material.
| Address | Service line classification | Borough side | Customer side | Property |
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The line is a non-lead material such as copper or plastic. No lead-related action is needed.
Records weren’t conclusive, so the material is being verified. As a precaution, treat it like a possible lead line until confirmed.
At least one portion is lead. The Borough prioritizes these for replacement and will contact affected property owners.
Galvanized pipe that was or may have been downstream of lead. It is treated like a lead line and slated for replacement.
Questions about your result or a replacement? Call Kimberlee LaRosa, Water System Administrator, at (814) 684-1337, or Superintendent Donald Shultz at (814) 684-5396.
Download the records:
Drinking water, billing, service transfers, and water-quality reports.