by Jerry Gunasegaram | Jul 27, 2022 | Asset Management, Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations, Compliance with Wastewater Regulations
For small systems, Asset Management may seem like a daunting task to add to the day-to-day operations of your utility. However, Asset Management can actually make your job easier. Asset Management applies common sense practices to provide water services and is meant...
by Jerry Gunasegaram | Jul 26, 2022 | Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations
This webinar will provide viewers with an overview of sanitary surveys and how to prepare for one. You will learn the essential elements of a sanitary survey and what things the surveyor will look for at your water system. Additionally, you will have the opportunity...
by Hayley Hajic | Apr 9, 2019 | Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations
Chemicals appear on and in many everyday items such as rugs, detergents, paper cups, and shampoo. Additionally, with the widespread use of fertilizers and insecticides, water systems are constantly fighting to prevent or reduce chemical contamination. While the...
by Heather Himmelberger | Mar 10, 2017 | Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations
Regulations are in the crosshairs right now. Regulations of all kinds, but especially environmental regulations, are hated by politicians, companies, regulated entities of all types, including public entities, and the general public. It is tempting to assume that all...
by Daniel Irvin | Feb 8, 2017 | Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations
Here at the Environmental Finance Center, we work with water systems across the country to help them improve their financial and managerial capacity. While there are many reasons why it is important for water systems to have sound management and financial practices,...
by Heather Himmelberger | Jan 26, 2017 | Compliance with Drinking Water Regulations, Infrastructure Renewal/ Replacement, Source Water Protection
“4 million Americans could be drinking toxic water and would never know” headlined USA Today on December 15th, 2016. There is no question that lead in drinking water is a major concern and that making drinking water safe for everyone should be a paramount concern. ...
