MD HB252

Authorizes the Maryland Department of the Environment to require accredited lead paint abatement service providers to maintain a reasonable performance bond or reasonable liability insurance

Amends Section 6-1003 of the Environment Article to add bonding and insurance requirements to the list of regulations the Department may adopt for lead paint abatement accreditation

Applies to contractors, supervisors, inspectors, and trainers who are accredited by the Department to provide lead paint abatement services in residential, public, or commercial buildings

Effective date is July 1, 2026