Montana § 75-3-605 Public Information And Education

Montana Statutes

§ 75-3-605 — Public Information And Education

Montana § 75-3-605

Title 75ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

Ch. 3RADON CONTROL

Part 6Montana Radon Control Act

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Mont. Code Ann. § 75-3-605 (2026).

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75-3-605 . Public information and education. The department shall initiate and administer a program designed to educate and inform the public concerning radon gas and radon progeny. The program must include but is not limited to:

(1)public presentations to interested parties;

(2)developing, reproducing, and distributing printed materials to home owners and other interested groups;

(3)responding to telephone inquiries on a maintained toll-free telephone number;

(4)providing technical and training information for radon measurement and mitigation;

(5)maintaining and distributing lists of qualified persons who perform measurement and mitigation services;

(6)developing and implementing an effective communication strategy to encourage all home owners to test for radon; and

(7)encouraging

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75-3-605 . Public information and education. The department shall initiate and administer a program designed to educate and inform the public concerning radon gas and radon progeny. The program must include but is not limited to:
(1) public presentations to interested parties;
(2) developing, reproducing, and distributing printed materials to home owners and other interested groups;
(3) responding to telephone inquiries on a maintained toll-free telephone number;
(4) providing technical and training information for radon measurement and mitigation;
(5) maintaining and distributing lists of qualified persons who perform measurement and mitigation services;
(6) developing and implementing an effective communication strategy to encourage all home owners to test for radon; and
(7) encouraging cooperative partnerships to promote radon testing of buildings and homes.