Martindale-Brightwood residents learn about lead replacement pipe project in the neighborhood 

Local organizations came together for a transformative event at Martin University for Martindale-Brightwood residents.& & The Community Family Fun & Health Service Day brought a day of education, health services, community engagement and awareness to what is being done in the neighborhood.& & The event focused on information from Citizens Energy Group on the replacement of lead pipes in the Martindale-Brightwood area.   RELATED: How Citizens is finding and replacing lead service lines “This is not a one and done thing. We’re hoping to do more throughout the summer,” said Garry Holland with the NAACP, “It’s needed. The people and residents need to have an understanding on what is going on with their community and why.”& & The Indiana Department of Environmental Management displayed soil screening equipment and EPA training about lead in soil.   The Marion County Public Health Department provided free lead testing for children and expecting mothers. Holland said the event had over 200 people throughout the day and 28 people were tested.& Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield hosted a community baby shower with the Harrison Center for the Arts offering face paintings and art activities.& & The first 125 participating attendees received a $50.00 gift card.& &...