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Low-Income Home Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) Contractor Application and Contract
A MESSAGE FROM: Anne Neuberger, Deputy Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Cyber and Emerging Technology
SUBJECT: What We Urge You To Do To Protect Against The Threat of Ransomware
How to Apply for New Water/Sewer Infrastructure Grants
More information about the American Rescue Plan Act
Covid-19 and Our Business: Some Things You Should Know
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Upcoming Events
Training and Trainers!!
TRAINING CALENDAR
Rate Structure, Record Keeping,
and Emergency Preparedness Training
Agenda
7/12/2022 – Glasgow, MT
8:00— 8:30am Registration/Sign-in
8:30— 10:00am Water Loss/Rate Structure (0.150 Water)
- Non-Revenue water
- Leak detection
10:00—11:30am Emergency Preparedness (0.150 Dual)
- Core elements
- Creating a plan
- Vulnerability assessments
11:30—12:30pm Record Keeping and EPA Requirements (0.100 Dual)
- Record retention
- What does EPA want to know?
- Record keeping tools
12:30pm—Collect forms and dismiss—Drive Safe!
Wastewater Treatment Optimization Workshop
Drue Newfield, Havre’s Wastewater Treatment Plant Superintendent, will guide us through this workshop. We will focus on TSS, BOD and nutrient removal. Lab analysis and improving treatment with Biology. Also, we will discuss several trial-and-error experiments to achieve better quality effluent. This workshop is beneficial for Lagoon systems as well.
0.600 Wastewater CECs
Rate Structure, Record Keeping,
and Emergency Preparedness Training
Agenda
7/19/2022 – Deer Lodge, MT
8:00— 8:30am Registration/Sign-in
8:30— 10:00am Water Loss/Rate Structure (0.150 Water)
- Non-Revenue water
- Leak detection
10:00—11:30am Emergency Preparedness (0.150 Dual)
- Core elements
- Creating a plan
- Vulnerability assessments
11:30—12:30pm Record Keeping and EPA Requirements (0.100 Dual)
- Record retention
- What does EPA want to know?
- Record keeping tools
12:30pm—Collect forms and dismiss—Drive Safe!
Backflow Prevention Assembly Testers Course
A series of lectures followed by guided exercises in a wet lab will provide understanding of field testing methods on 4 backflow prevention assemblies: pressure vacuum breakers, spill resistant vacuum breakers, reduced pressure principle assemblies, and double check assemblies. Students will gain knowledge in hydraulics, backflow and backsiphonage, types of cross connections, and degrees of hazard and state and federal regulations. Friday afternoon participants can take a written exam and on Saturday morning can take a practical exam administered by the American Backflow Prevention Association (ABPA). Passing scores on both the exams will result in certification by ABPA as a backflow prevention assembly tester. For more information on ABPA see the back of this training announcement or go to their website www.abpa.org.
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Our Mission
At MRWS, our mission is to provide quality training and technical assistance to Drinking Water, Waste Water, and Tribal systems — to enable them to produce the best product with their available resources!
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