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  		• I am selling my home that has a septic system and a well. A lending company says I need to have them checked. What do I do?
     
  		• How would my child become lead poisoned?
     
  		• Can I volunteer to help prepare Linn County against emergencies posed by natural and man-made disasters?
     
  		• I plan to travel overseas. Should I be concerned about any diseases and do I need any vaccinations?
     
  		• Where can I get my child tested for lead poisoning?
     
  		• Where do I get information on OSHA-type worker safety rules?
     
  		• My business needs to install equipment that requires venting. Do I need a permit for my air exhaust?
     
  		• Where can I get tested for sexually transmitted diseases?
     
  		• Where can I get the 8-hour Lead Safe Work Practices training?
     
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  		• What is radon?
     
  		• Where can radon test kits be purchased?
     
  		• Can new homes be built to lessen the entry of radon into the home?
     
  		• Can my work, home or school be inspected for indoor air quality (IAQ) concerns?
     
    Outdoor
     
  		• What can I do to protect myself from mosquitoes and the West Nile Virus?
     
  		• Why can I not burn my leaves and garden material when I live in Cedar Rapids, Hiawatha or Marion?
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