Aging infrastructure can lead to a variety of problems for drinking water utilities, including increases in main breaks and water quality problems that can impact public health and regulatory compliance. This webinar will cover actionable strategies operators and managers can put into practice to assess asset condition and prioritize resources to ensure system sustainability.

Learning Objectives Include

• Assessment strategies for water mains, storage facilities, pumps & motors, treatment equipment
• Prioritization and planning strategies for capital improvement

Who Should Attend?

Drinking water operators, managers & board members of small utilities in the Great Lakes Region.

Continuing Education Credits

(MI) Michigan EGLE has approved this training for 0.1 Technical CECs for drinking water operators. (Course: 4469)

Registration Deadline

The registration deadline for this virtual event is June 29, 2026.

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Payment Information:

Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express accepted. Cancellation Policy: No-shows and cancellations within three business days prior to the event will be charged the full registration fee. Substitutions will be accepted.

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