Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Idaho Series 2 of 3 042721-10
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Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Idaho Series 2 of 3

Accreditation:

Each two-hour module will count as 0.2 Idaho Drinking Water Continuing Education Units, attending the entire series will count as 0.6 Idaho Drinking Water Continuing Education Units.

Certificate will be awarded through AWWA.

Date & Time:

The Achieve and Maintain Compliance with SDWA in Idaho webinar series will be held on the following dates:

April 20, 2021 | 10:00AM-12:00PM MST  | Source Water Protection | Register here

April 27, 2021 | 10:00AM-12:00PM MST | Distribution System Infrastructure and Water Quality | Register here

May 4, 2021 | 10:00AM-12:00PM MST | Main Breaks and Cross Connections/Flushing | Register here

Description:

This workshop provides an overview of Source Water Assessment and Protection, aimed specifically at small water systems. Topics covered include defining a source water protection area, identifying and ranking the potential threats, elements of a source water protection plan and pertaining to source water assessment and protection.

At the completion of this lesson, participants should have the ability to:

· Explain the importance of source water protection

·  Use your state's source water assessment program (SWAP) to evaluate your source water protection needs

·  Apply strategies and tools to improve protection of drinking water sources

·  Identify the key components of a source water protection plan (SWP) plan

·  Communicate with the public to inform and engage them in source water protection efforts

This training will be hosted on GoToTraining.

For registration questions, contact:

Intermountain AWWA

Lisa Anderson

landerson@cuwcd.com

801-836-2110

This workshop is presented by Rural Community Assistance Corporation and funded as part of the EPA/RCAP Training/Technical Assistance for Small Public Water Systems to Achieve and Maintain Compliance.