Previous Trainings

Developing an effective asset management plan can help drinking water utilities improve system capacity and community sustainability.

This class will teach attendees how to conduct financial analysis of their utility in the development of budgets and rates. Intended audience: water operators, utility managers, board members, technical assistance providers

This class will cover recommended routine maintenance tasks for wastewater collection systems. Intended audience: water operators, utility managers, technical assistance providers

This class will cover source water protection for drinking water wells. Intended audience: water operators, utility managers, board members, technical assistance providers

This class will cover drinking water distribution system quality operations and management. Intended audience: water operators, utility managers, technical assistance providers

To improve sustainability, wastewater systems can engage in strategic planning to improve financial, technical, and managerial capacity. You will learn how to assess the capacity and performance of your utility and how to create a strategic plan.

In this class, attendees will learn how to apply financial management principles to improve the capacity and sustainability of their drinking water utility.

Attendees will learn about the benefits and core components of asset management and how they can begin creating an asset inventory and actionable plan to improve the capacity and sustainability of their utility.

User rates are the primary revenue source for small wastewater utilities and small systems must find the correct balance serving the needs of their community and providing cost-effective service.

Attendees will learn about the benefits and core components of asset management and how they can begin creating an asset inventory and actionable plan to improve the capacity and sustainability of their utility.