Is Federal Ammunition's Lead Reaching Your Home? — Community Town Hall

Free town hall on lead from Federal Ammunition — how it can reach workers' families at home and the surrounding Anoka community.
About this Event

Join us in person for a free community town hall focused on take-home and community lead exposure connected to the Federal Cartridge / Federal Premium Ammunition facility in Anoka, MN. Attorney Chris Irizarry of Farrell & Fuller will lead an open discussion and answer your questions in a relaxed, friendly setting.

This event is especially for the families and household members of current and former plant workers. Lead and other hazardous substances can travel home from a facility on a worker's clothing, shoes, skin, and personal items — exposing spouses, children, and others who live with them, even though they never set foot inside the plant. Children are particularly vulnerable, and Minnesota health officials have looked into elevated blood lead levels among the children of workers at the Anoka facility.

Who should attend

• Spouses, children, and household members of current or former Federal Premium Ammunition workers
• Neighbors and residents living near the facility

What we'll discuss

• Concerns raised about lead exposure in the area, including the take-home exposure pathway
• What workers' families and household members should know
• Steps you can take if you think your family may have been affected
• Open Q&A with attorneys

You'll leave with information, your questions answered, and clear next steps. The event is free, questions are welcome, and space is limited — so RSVP today.

Questions or want to learn more?
Call (939) 293-8244 or email [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you there!

Michael J. Fuller is the attorney responsible for this advertisement. Attending this event does not create an attorney-client relationship.