First 5 Contra Costa has just learned that both TIGO bags – the TIGO bus bag and smaller TIGO-on-the-Go bag – have elevated levels of lead. This means that these bags should no longer be used by you or your child.

Lead products pose a health risk for young children. Although no known cases of lead poisoning have resulted from the use of the TIGO bags, we want to eliminate any possible exposure to your child. That’s why we’re asking you to stop using your TIGO bag and return it to a collection site:

• Antioch First 5 Center, 512 West 5th Street, Antioch (925) 757-5303
• Delta First 5 Center, 760 First Street, Brentwood (925) 516-3880
• Monument Community First 5 Center, 1736 Clayton Road (925) 671-3268
• West County First 5 Center, 2707 Dover Street, San Pablo (510) 232-5650
• Rio Vista Elementary School, 611 Pacifica Avenue, Bay Point (925) 516-3880
• Nevin Community Center, 596 Nevin Avenue, Richmond
• Coronado YMCA, 263 South 20th Street, Richmond