Who else, aside from tenants and owners, must be informed about lead hazards?

The requirement to inform community members about lead hazards is essential for public health and safety. While tenants and owners are directly affected by lead hazards and have a vested interest in maintaining safe living environments, community members also play a crucial role in broader public awareness and safety efforts. Informed community members can take proactive measures to protect themselves and their families, advocate for safer practices, and support initiatives aimed at reducing lead exposure in their neighborhoods. Additionally, having the community aware of these hazards can facilitate better understanding and support for public health campaigns and lead abatement programs. This reinforces the importance of public engagement and education concerning environmental health risks, especially in areas where lead exposure could significantly impact large populations.