Manufactured Home Communities, many of which are organized as Resident Owned Cooperatives, face unique challenges providing reliable service to drinking water customers and protection of the environment and human health through the management of wastewater. Very often they have significant accumulated debt, poor economy of scale and a low-income customer base.
RCAP Solutions in collaboration with the NHDES is offering a FREE 6 HOUR TRAINING to help these systems and participants from other small communities complete and manage their water system Asset Management Business Plan and waste system Fiscal Sustainability Plan. This workshop is made possible by funding through the USDA Rural Development and is mandatory for Disadvantaged Communities receiving ARPA Funding from NHDES through the Disadvantaged Communities grant program.
Disinfection is one of the most important steps in wastewater treatment and other related processes. It is the main barrier to control environmental and health problems due to contamination from sewage and other similar wastes. Disinfection treatment is present in almost all wastewater treatment as well as every single home, specially with all the biological treats that we live with today.
This training will look at common potential biological hazards, disinfection process theory basics, frequent disinfection methods and typical use, operation, and process control. Understanding how disinfection works translate in a more effective treatment process and cost savings. This review will of great value to wastewater operators and professionals, as well as any daily user at home or work.
Manufactured Home Communities, many of which are organized as Resident Owned Cooperatives, face unique challenges providing reliable service to drinking water customers and protection of the environment and human health through the management of wastewater. Very often they have significant accumulated debt, poor economy of scale and a low-income customer base.
RCAP Solutions in collaboration with the NHDES is offering a FREE 6 HOUR TRAINING to help these systems and participants from other small communities complete and manage their water system Asset Management Business Plan and waste system Fiscal Sustainability Plan. This workshop is made possible by funding through the USDA Rural Development and is mandatory for Disadvantaged Communities receiving ARPA Funding from NHDES through the Disadvantaged Communities grant program.
The economic strength and public health of communities across the United States depends on water systems that reliably deliver clean and safe water. Aging infrastructure, such as pipes and pumps, can fail, leading to water outages for homes and businesses, or the release of untreated sewage into homes, roads, and surface waters. Water and wastewater utilities often lack the resources needed to perform the ongoing equipment maintenance and infrastructure replacement required to ensure reliable, safe service now and into the future.
This training for managers, clerks, elected officials, engineers, and operators aims to cultivate an understanding in utility management, operation, regulatory requirements, and sustainable practices to make a successful utility. Learn from workshop leaders about how to address the challenges of today while planning for the future to improve utility success over time and bring real benefits to your community.
Este taller de seis (6) horas es ofrecido por RCAP & AWWA para asistir al personal a cargo de la operación y administración de los sistemas comunales de tratamiento de agua potable. Sobre 300 comunidades tienen que trabajar día a día en su sistema con múltiples retos, y poder producir y distribuir agua potable confiable y segura a todos los residentes de su comunidad. Mantener el sistema de tratamiento en cumplimiento promueve y mejora la salud pública, y elimina los problemas que acarrean posibles violaciones de ley.
The Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP) has launched the Managerial and Financial Hub on its website! The M&F Hub contains a collection of good resources related to various drinking water M&F topics from RCAP, from the regions, and from other organizations. The M&F Hub is a deliverable for RCAP’s EPA NPA 2 grant this year.
