Tuesday, January 29, 2019
4:00PM-5:00PM EST
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View the presentation here.

Small systems are finding it harder and harder to achieve the balance between meeting their obligations to provide safe and reliable water and the ever-growing costs to meet these obligations. Considering regionalization needs to be part of the discussion when it comes to sustainability for these systems. But what does regionalization mean for small systems? This webinar will share examples of the alternatives available to these small community water systems.

Presenters: Tom Roberts, Community Assistance Manager, Environmental Finance Center at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill; Eric McPhee, Connecticut Department of Public Health, Drinking Water Section

This webinar was developed in collaboration with CT DPH Drinking Water Section in light of new state laws requiring Asset and Fiscal Management Planning for Small Community Water Systems.