Lead-Safe Wisconsin: Contact the Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP)

State contacts

Get in touch with the staff members who support Wisconsin's Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program (CLPPP) at:

Or use one of the program contacts below to locate someone with situation-specific knowledge.

NameTitlePhoneEmail
Jessica MaloneyProgram Director608-261-4886Jessica.Maloney@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Libby OsterbauerDatabase Coordinator608-261-0714Elizabeth.Osterbauer@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Kim SchneiderPublic Health Nurse608-772-2936Kimberly.Schneider@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Jeff Raiche-GillEnvironmental Health Specialist608-266-9382Jeffery.RaicheGill@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Cristalyne BellEpidemiologist/Data Analyst608-261-7838CristalyneJ.Bell@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Madelyn ReinagelPublic Health Educator608-266-0381Madelyn.Reinagel@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Tamara BrantleyOffice Program Associate608-266-9539TamaraH.Brantley@dhs.wisconsin.gov
Jenna HollandOffice Program Associate608-267-2255Jenna.Holland@dhs.wisconsin.gov

If you need to send a document:

Fax: 608-267-0402

Wisconsin Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program
1 W Wilson St., Room 145
Madison, WI 53703


Related programs and key contacts

The Lead-Safe Homes Program (LSHP)

The LSHP helps cover the costs of home lead hazard reduction.

Certification and Compliance Unit

The Certification and Compliance Unit handles training, certification, and enforcement for lead professionals.

Lead-in-Water Testing and Remediation Initiative

The Lead-in-Water Testing and Remediation Initiative offers free lead-in-water testing and lead plumbing remediation for licensed child care and Head Start facilities.


Not sure where to start?

Check out our main page on Wisconsin's Lead Poisoning Prevention Programs to learn all about the lead-poisoning prevention work supported by Wisconsin's Department of Health Services.

Glossary

 
Last revised July 9, 2025