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IH donates radon testing kits

Interior Health has donated 44 radon testing kits to the Trail Area Health & Environment Committee.

Manager Ruth Beck says the donation is very timely.

Beck says last year’s campaign saw 74 Lower Columbia residents test their homes.

She adds you shouldn’t try to locate radon without a test kit.

They can be picked up at the committee’s office on Bay Avenue.

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