Technical Assistance

Description

The Alabama Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization representing water and wastewater systems that serve rural communities and commercial firms which support these systems. The purpose of the Association is to provide assistance to these systems in order to comply with State and Federal regulations, to help them with management and operational problems, and to provide or stimulate training initiatives which promote personnel development and efficiency.

Phone

(907) 357-2792

Email

arwa@alruralwater.com

Help Request Form

https://www.alruralwater.com/WEB/about/contact/index.php

Description

The Alaska Rural Water Association (ARWA) is a 501c(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to provide water and wastewater systems with quality support services and solutions in a changing world of regulations and finance. ARWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(480) 982-0301

Email

arwa@arwa.org

Help Request Form

https://arwa.org/index.php/arwa-programs

Description

The Alliance of Indiana Rural Water is a non-profit membership association of over 1,000 water and wastewater systems and related professionals and is Indiana's only representative to the National Rural Water Association (NRWA). NRWA is the nation's largest utility association with 31,000 members. Our affiliation with NRWA provides the only cohesive voice representing water and wastewater systems. Together we lead the way in rural water legislation. The Alliance provides technical and training assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems in Indiana.

Phone

(641) 787-0330

Email

alliance@inh2o.org

Help Request Form

https://www.inh2o.org/About-Us/Services/Training-Technical-Assistance

Description

The Arkansas Rural Water Association (ARWA) is a not-for-profit 501-c-6 trade association that provides training and technical assistance to water and wastewater systems throughout the state of Arkansas. ARWA has multiple programs that provide on-site water and wastewater assistance to small and rural communities across the state. ARWA is the leading water and wastewater training and technical assistance organization in the state providing these vital services regardless of membership.

Phone

(916) 553-4900

Email

arwads@arkansas.net

Help Request Form

https://arkansasruralwater.org/contact/

Description

The California Rural Water Association (CRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities throughout California. CRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(719) 545-6748

Email

info@calruralwater.org

Help Request Form

https://calruralwater.org/request-technical-assistance/

Description

Colorado Rural Water Association's (CRWA) mission is to provide professional training, technical assistance and political representation to rural and small communities as they endeavor to maintain industry standards, meet regulatory deadlines and attain multi-level certifications for water and wastewater systems operators. CRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater system, regardless of membership.

Phone

(860) 370-5759

Email

crwa@crwa.net

Help Request Form

https://crwa.net/technical_assistance.php

Description

Communities Unlimited, Inc. is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation founded in 1976 that connects people to solutions through human connections. Through ingenuity combined with cutting-edge technology and expertise, people are unwinding generations of inequity and disinvestment to build healthy businesses, healthy communities, healthy food systems, healthy bank accounts and healthy lives.

Phone

(479) 443-2700

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://communitiesu.org/contact-cu/

Description

Connecticut Rural Water and Wastewater Association (CTRWWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the country. CTRWWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(302) 424-3792

Email

ctrwwa@ctrwwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.ctrwwa.org/technical-assistance

Description

Delaware Rural Water Association's mission is to meet the needs of member wastewater systems by providing quality information, training and technical assistance, legislative representation, and to assist them with maintaining a high standard of service to their communities.

Phone

(850) 668-2746

Email

mcatlin-brown@drwa.org

Help Request Form

https://drwa.org/contact/

Description

Delta Institute works with communities throughout the Midwest to solve complex environmental challenges.

Phone

(312) 554-0900

Email

delta@delta-institute.org

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

Advancing efficient and effective governance and problem solving through leadership development and community participation in decision-making processes, focusing on public infrastructure education and training, financing, and regulatory tools in areas such as sustainable materials management, green infrastructure for stormwater management, smart growth, and comprehensive planning.

Phone

Not Available

Email

https://efcnetwork.org/contact/

Help Request Form

https://efcnetwork.org/get-help/

Description

Building capacity for addressing environmental challenges. WSU EFC’s vision is that communities are empowered to take actions that enhance their environmental and financial health. WSU EFC provides leadership, facilitation, training, resource and tool development, applied research, technical assistance, and outreach and education programs and resources on a wide array of environmental and financial topics.

Phone

(316) 978-7240

Email

efc@wichita.edu

Help Request Form

https://www.wichita.edu/academics/fairmount_college_of_liberal_arts_and_sciences/hugowall/efc/Contact.php

Description

The EFC at UNC is dedicated to enhancing the ability of governments and other organizations to provide environmental programs and services in fair, effective, and financially sustainable ways.

Phone

Not Available

Email

Not available

Help Request Form

https://efc.sog.unc.edu/technical-assistance/

Description

The Evergreen Rural Water of Washington Association (ERWoW), formed in 1994, is a non-profit organization that is governed by a membership-elected board of directors. ERWoW is a state affiliate of the National Rural Water Association, which was formed in 1976 and is headquartered in Duncan, Oklahoma. Evergreen Rural Water of Washington's Wastewater Technical Assistance Program provides help to small, rural wastewater systems in treatment and in system operation and maintenance. Through on-site assistance, ERWoW helps systems in complying with federal and state mandates, in ensuring financial viability of the system and in addressing wastewater related environmental challenges that affect the system.

Phone

(304) 201-1689

Email

info@erwow.org

Help Request Form

https://www.erwow.org/ContactUs.aspx

Description

Florida Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization that was formed to provide technical assistance, training, and professional advice to water and wastewater systems. We assist water and wastewater systems with every phase of water and wastewater operations (technical, managerial, financial administration, and regulatory compliance).

Phone

(770) 358-0221

Email

FRWA@FRWA.net

Help Request Form

https://www.frwa.net/contact-us

Description

Georgia Rural Water Association (GRWA) provides On-Site Technical Assistance (TA) and Capacity Development for Water and Wastewater systems across Georgia to enhance the quality of life in rural communities and maximize economic development opportunities for small, rural communities. Maintaining sufficient water and wastewater treatment capacity for systems to sustain or expand is a significant challenge for small, rural utilities. Limited resources, workforce and budgetary constraints make it a challenge for these utilities to maintain sustainable systems. For communities to sustain, the system's permitted treatment capacity must be maintained. GRWA identifies deficiencies through various TA activities that include leak detection, smoke testing, conservation plans, water audits, business plans and budgeting which maximize the current capacity of a system. In addition to capacity development technical assistance, GRWA is the leader in supporting the State of Georgia and communities across Georgia with emergency response and resource fulfillment during all hazard events that have negative impacts on water or wastewater system operations. GRWA has a cache of generators, by-pass pumps and technical resources to maintain critical assets of pumps and motors during emergency declaration events or any disruptions to a system's daily operation. Maintaining these critical assets through GRWA's Technical Assistance and Resource Fulfilment is a critical component of ensuring the financial sustainability of small, rural communities. GRWA provides training and technical assistance to any permitted water or wastewater utility, licensed operators, clerks, managers and elected officials that make up the utility staff regardless of membership. The EPA WW TA specifically provides the utility staff with technical assistance and training to identify infrastructure deficiencies and solutions for corrective actions to maintain regulatory compliance and a sustainable system.

Phone

(808) 315-8925

Email

grwa1@grwa.org/a>

Help Request Form

https://www.grwa.org/services.cfm

Description

Granite State Rural Water Association provides training and technical assistance to water and wastewater systems throughout New Hampshire. Our field staff works directly with systems to solve operational, regulatory, administrative and financial challenges faced by water and wastewater systems.

Phone

(609) 242-7111

Email

info@granitestatewater.org

Help Request Form

https://www.granitestatewater.org/wastewater

Description

Great Lakes Community Action Partnership has been serving the northwest Ohio area for more than 50 years. We began in 1965 as WSOS Community Action Commission following the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, which helped create hundreds of community action agencies throughout the United States. Our mission is "We create partnerships and opportunities to help individuals, families and communities thrive." Our vision is "To make hope, ability, and opportunity possible for all whom we serve." Our tagline is "Helping communities thrive, one neighbor at a time."

Phone

(800) 775-9767

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://www.glcap.org/contact/

Description

Providing training, technical assistance, guidance publications, and applied research related to environmental infrastructure (water, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer systems, landfills, recycling programs, etc.) and its efficient management. The center focuses on implementing asset management as a business practice for infrastructure owners.

Phone

(906) 487-2102

Email

gleic-support@mtu.edu

Help Request Form

https://gleic.org/form/technical-assistance-request-for

Description

HCF is a resource, a partner, a funder, an advocate. At the heart of everything we do at HCF is a commitment to deliver meaningful impact that will benefit Hawai‘i.

Phone

(808) 566-5533

Email

environment@hcf-hawaii.org

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

The Hawai'i Rural Water Association (HRWA) is incorporated as a 501c3 non-profit association and is a state affiliate of the National Rural Water Association. Our mission is to provide superior support and quality training to our rural water and wastewater communities. We are committed to providing reliable resources to our rural water and wastewater communities to support, build, and develop resiliency and sustainability in the State of Hawaii and the Western Pacific.

Phone

(208) 343-7001

Email

hrwaoffice@hawaiirural.org

Help Request Form

https://www.hrwa.net/epa1.html

Description

The Idaho Rural Water Association (IRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the country. IRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(217) 287-2115

Email

office@idahoruralwater.com

Help Request Form

https://idahoruralwater.com/contact_us.php

Description

The Illinois Rural Water Association (IRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the country. IRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(317) 789-4200

Email

ilrwa@ilrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.ilrwa.org/programs.html

Description

The Iowa Rural Water Association (IRWA) is a nonprofit organization based out of Newton, Iowa. Each year IRWA assists hundreds of water and wastewater systems across the state with compliance, operation, finanance, and a number of other challenges that many systems face. The services provided from IRWA are vital to ensure clean drinking water continues to flow from the taps and sanitary services continue to operate.

Phone

(785) 336-3760

Email

info@iowaruralwater.org

Help Request Form

https://www.iowaruralwater.org/contact-us

Description

The Kansas Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing training and leadership to water and wastewater utilities in Kansas. The Association conducts more than 100 al and online training events during the year and holds an annual conference and exhibition for water and wastewater utilities that is typically attended by more than 2,200 people. The Association provides all training without charge other than confined space and trench safety and training for backflow testing.

Phone

(270) 843-2291

Email

krwa@krwa.net

Help Request Form

https://krwa.net/technical-assistance/financing

Description

The Kentucky Rural Water Association (KRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve Kentucky. KRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of Association membership status.

Phone

(337) 738-2896

Email

help@krwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.ndrw.org/programs/wastewater-technical-assistance/

Description

We are a non-profit national research organization that focuses on sustainable stormwater management solutions for urban and developing areas.

Phone

(301) 982-5559

Email

info@lidcenter.org

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

The Louisiana Rural Water Association (LRWA) is a non-profit organization that provides training and technical assistance to all water and wastewater systems in the state of Louisiana regardless of membership status. The LRWA provides our water and wastewater utility members with the highest quality of leadership, representation, support services and emergency response services in the event of a natural or man-made disaster.

Phone

(207) 737-4092

Email

Lrwa@lrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://lrwa.org/contact/

Description

Maine Rural Water Association is a non-profit trade association dedicated to providing on-site training and technical assistance to Maine's water and wastewater utilities.

Phone

(410) 489-5877

Email

info@mainerwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.mainerwa.org/contact-us

Description

The Maryland Rural Water Association (MRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater systems that serve small and rural communities across the country. MRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(413) 498-5779

Email

info@md-rwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.md-rwa.org/contact/

Description

The Mass Rural Water Association (MassRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across Massachusetts. MassRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(517) 657-2601

Email

info@massrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://massrwa.org/contact

Description

Michigan Rural Water Association (MRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across Michigan. MRWA provides assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership. Areas of assistance provided are financial, managerial and technical areas of operating a water or wastewater utility.

Phone

(218) 685-5197

Email

mrwa@mrwa.net

Help Request Form

https://www.mrwa.net/contact-us

Description

Midwest Assistance Program, Inc. (MAP), the Midwest RCAP, assists rural drinking water, wastewater, and solid waste utilities in finding solutions to their infrastructure needs. Since 1979, MAP has been helping rural utilities and tribal nations in Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wyoming to build financial managerial and operational capacity. Through MAP's individualized support, rural communities, tribal nations, water and wastewater districts, homeowner's associations, lake associations, and other small utilities find solutions to sustain infrastructure safely and efficiently while revitalizing the communities. MAP's professional and competent staff are committed to rural America's strength and future vitality.

Phone

(660) 562-2575

Email

map@map-inc.org

Help Request Form

https://www.map-inc.org/contact-us.html

Description

Minnesota Rural Water Association (MRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, on-site hands-on technical assistance, and education for the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across Minnesota. MRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(601) 857-2433

Email

mrwa@mrwa.com

Help Request Form

https://www.mrwa.com/technical-assistance/

Description

The Mississippi Rural Water Association (MsRWA) is a non -profit organization dedicated to training and technical assistance to support the water and wastewater systems in the state of Mississippi in providing clean, safe and affordable water and wastewater services to the communities served throughout Mississippi. MsRWA strives to make each one of these utilities a more viable, and sustainable system for years to come. MsRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership status.

Phone

(573) 657-5533

Email

msrwa@msrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://msrwa.org/services/

Description

The Missouri Rural Water Association (MRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the country. MRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(406) 454-1151

Email

mrwa@moruralwater.org

Help Request Form

https://moruralwater.org/contact/

Description

The Montana Rural Water Systems (MRWS), Inc. was established in October of 1979 and is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater specialists that small and rural communities, water and sewer districts, homeowner associations, and trailer parks across the state. MRWS provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(402) 443-5216

Email

mtruralwater@mrws.org

Help Request Form

https://mrws.org/contact/

Description

Moonshot Missions works with communities to identify and customize suitable projects within a roadmap that increases cash flow and may even reduce customer rates, while solving significant environmental and public health challenges.

Phone

(202) 256-1981

Email

info@moonshotmissions.org

Help Request Form

https://www.moonshotmissions.org/#lets-connect

Description

The National Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the country. NRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(580) 252-0629

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://nrwa.org/contact/

Description

The Nebraska Rural Water Association (NeRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the state. NeRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(775) 841-4222

Email

amy@nerwa.org

Help Request Form

https://nerwa.org

Description

The Nevada Rural Water Association (NvRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across the country. NvRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(603) 756-3670

Email

michaelb@nvrwa.com

Help Request Form

https://www.nvrwa.org/contact-us.html

Description

New Jersey Water Association (NJWA) is a member driven, non-profit Association, affiliated with National Rural Water Association (NRWA). NJWA, NRWA and its state affiliates comprise the largest utility membership organization in the nation representing nearly 31,000 small and rural water and wastewater systems that serve over 1/3 of all Americans. New Jersey Water Association's mission is to enable our water and wastewater membership to safeguard the health of their users by providing leadership and professional services. By providing on-site, one-on-one technical assistance and training we can help community elected officials and operators with their commitment and their profession of providing Quality on Tap! A volunteer nine-member Board of Directors serving three-year terms governs our association. These directors are elected during the annual business meeting held in conjunction with our fall management & technical conference in Atlantic City, NJ. One director is elected to be our National Director and represent New Jersey at the national level. The NJWA is more than just boots on the ground. We provide technical, managerial, financial, regulatory assistance and training addressing all Water, Wastewater and Source Water concerns. We also work in concert with multiple agencies including the USEPA, NJDEP, NJOHSP and the New Jersey Department of Health.

Phone

(505) 884-1031

Email

info@njwater.org

Help Request Form

https://www.njwater.org/water_technical_assistance.php

Description

New Mexico Rural Water Association (NMRWA) is a non-profit organization that provides training and technical to small and rural water and wastewater systems and communities, tribes and pueblos throughout New Mexico. NMRWA provides services to all public water and wastewater systems regardless of membership.

Phone

(518) 828-3155

Email

bill@nmrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://nmrwa.org/contact/

Description

The New York Rural Water Association (NYRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across New York State. NYRWA provides training and on-site technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(336) 731-6963

Email

nyrwa@nyruralwater.org

Help Request Form

https://nyruralwater.org/technical-assistance/water-systems

Description

"North Carolina Rural Water Association's (NCRWA) Wastewater Specialists assist public and private wastewater systems in their operational efforts to protect public health and comply with complex State and Federal regulations. Funding for our Wastewater Specialists is provided through the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Rural Utilities Service and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
System support includes:
permit compliance, renewals and reviews, assistance with sanitary sewer overflows, public notices, notice of violation letters, routine smoke testing (assist in locating and/or isolating a known area of inflow/infiltration),
system-wide smoke testing (assist in locating cracks/damaged areas in the collection system that contribute to the overall system inflow and infiltration), collection system and treatment process troubleshooting,
camera/video of collection system lines, operational support for wastewater treatment processes, laboratory and testing techniques and sampling protocol, operator examination reviews, emergency response to natural disasters and other crisis situations, administrative help with various reporting requirements such as E-DMRs,
annual Wastewater Performance Reports, Standard Operating Procedures, and FOG programs with state-of-the art equipment and years of professional experience NCRWA's Wastewater Specialists are available to assist with all of your wastewater system needs."

Phone

(701) 258-9249

Email

ta@ncrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.ncrwa.org/technicalassistance.html

Description

North Dakota Rural Water Systems Association (NDRWSA) is a non-profit organization established in 1974 that provides technical, managerial, financial, training, and advocacy for small/rural water and wastewater systems in the state. The vision of the association is to make certain that all of North Dakota has access to affordable, ample, and quality water. NDRWSA provides assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership. The Association employs 12 staff members who are all located in North Dakota and have assisted our state's systems seamlessly for nearly 50 years.

Phone

(740) 455-3911

Email

info@ndrw.org

Help Request Form

https://www.ndrw.org/programs/wastewater-technical-assistance/

Description

"Ohio Rural Water Association (ORWA) is a non-profit, member based organization that provides technical assistance, education, and support services to Ohio's small and/or rural water and wastewater utilities. Our assistance capabilities for wastewater utilities include but are not limited to:
Inflow & Infiltration Surveys,
smoke testing,
camera inspections,
sludge buildup assessments,
energy efficiency assessments,
trouble shooting plant equipment & treatment issues,
asset management,
GIS mapping,
and education on regulatory compliance. ORWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership."

Phone

(405) 672-8925

Email

orwa@ohioruralwater.org

Help Request Form

https://www.ohioruralwater.org/technical-assistance.html

Description

The Oklahoma Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing training and technical assistance to small and rural communities across the state of Oklahoma.

Phone

(503) 837-1212

Email

office@orwa.org

Help Request Form

https://orwa.org/technical-assistance/

Description

Oregon Association of Water Utilities (OAWU) is non-profit association, and an affiliate of the National Rural Water Association. OAWU provides technical assistance, formal and onsite training, emergency response and many other valuable resources and services to eligible utilities, regardless of membership status.

Phone

(800) 653-7792

Email

office@OAWU.net

Help Request Form

https://oawu.net/news-resources/technical-resources/

Description

The Pennsylvania Rural Water Association's (PRWA) Wastewater Program provides onsite technical assistance and training for wastewater system operators and managers. PRWA Wastewater technicians provide hands-on training and guidance to system personnel to assist them with current wastewater treatment plant and collection system problems as well as how to troubleshoot future problems. We also work closely with USDA Rural Development, PA DEP, and EPA regulators in order to help systems maintain compliance.

Phone

(401) 500-5545

Email

prwa@prwa.com

Help Request Form

https://www.prwa.com/water

Description

RCAP Solutions administers programs for families and individuals, communities, small businesses and affordable housing real estate management and development services. Far from being a passive administrator of publicly funded programs, RCAP is committed to taking a leadership role in ensuring that all families and individuals have a safe and affordable place to live, have access to meaningful employment resulting in self-sufficiency, and that our low income communities have the capacity and infrastructure to meet the health, safety and welfare needs of society. RCAP not only pursues this commitment in programmatic ways, but is also committed to advocacy and thought leadership at the corporate level.

Phone

(800) 488-1969

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://www.rcapsolutions.org/contact/

Description

Founded in 1978, RCAC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides training, technical and financial resources and advocacy so rural communities can achieve their goals and visions. For more than 40 years, our dedicated staff and active board, coupled with our key values: leadership, collaboration, commitment, quality and integrity, have helped effect positive change in rural communities across the West. Learn more about who we are and how we operate.

Phone

(916) 447-2854

Email

https://www.rcac.org/contact-us/

Help Request Form

https://www.rcac.org/contact-us/request-for-assistance/

Description

The Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP) is a national network of non-profit partners working to provide technical assistance, training, resources, and support to rural communities across every state, the U.S. territories, and tribal lands. Through RCAP’s regional partners, more than 300 technical assistance providers (TAPs) build long-term, trusted relationships with thousands of communities across the country.

Phone

(202) 408-1273

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://www.rcap.org/get-assistance/

Description

"Rural Water Association of Arizona provides services that would otherwise be unaffordable to small, rural, and disadvantaged communities, particularly those in traditionally underserved and economically challenged areas.
1. Identify and evaluate solutions to community water and wastewater problems, emphasizing communities and systems.
2. Assist with improving wastewater system management, operation, maintenance, and sustainability.
3. Increase the number of communities with improved environmental and public health outcomes.
4. Increase the number of communities with knowledge of and access to water and waste disposal loans and grants.
5. Promote rural residents' equitable access to rural development programs and benefit from funding projects.
6. Distribute materials to a broader audience and increase the value of existing programs, resources, and partnerships."

Phone

(501) 676-2255

Email

info@rwaaz.org

Help Request Form

https://www.rwaaz.org/contact

Description

The Rhode Island Rural Water Association was incorporated in 2021 to serve as not only an advocate for the association members of the state, but a partner in their missions to provide their essential services to the public. We are a non-profit trade association that provides training, technical assistance, and source water protection to the rural and small utilities in Rhode Island (RI). This assistance is supported through National Rural Water Association (NRWA) by the United States Congress and is provided in partnership with United States Department of Agraculture (USDA) Rural Utilities Service, the Farm Service Agency, and the Environmental Protection Agency. We will also represent rural and small utilities in the regulatory and legislative process. Our staff aims to provide assistance with any need that our members have including everything from Operator Training Classes to Source water and Well Head Protection planning. Our association will work with the Rhode Island Department of Health through many of our functions and missions.

Phone

(803) 667-9699

Email

Rirwa@rirwa.org

Help Request Form

https://rirwa.org/contact-us/

Description

The Rural Water Association of Utah's mission is to provide professional training, support services, and representation for the water and wastewater industry. RWAU is Utah's representative to the National Rural Water Association, the nation's largest utility association. RWAU is dedicated to promoting the success of rural water and wastewater systems throughout the state. We provide ongoing training and technical assistance to our members to continually improve the industry. Our members represent 95% of the states water and wastewater systems. We assist all facets of Water and wastewater systems from public works superintendents, plant managers, certified operators, mayors, elected officials, engineers and more. Today, our organization continues to grow as we remain committed to providing the most relevant resources to the water and wastewater systems in Utah.

Phone

(802) 660-4988

Email

rwau@rwau.net

Help Request Form

https://www.rwau.net/contact-us

Description

Our mission is to build policies that deliver spectacular improvement in the speed of environmental progress. We believe: That innovation and speed are central to broadening efforts to conserve wildlife, restore special natural places, and deliver people and nature with the clean water they need to thrive. To achieve those goals, conservation programs must evolve to accommodate our modern understanding of human behavior and incentives, and the challenges posed by humanity’s expanding footprint. Conservation’s puritanical roots, once a blessing, lacks the flexibility to drive this evolution. Fear within conservation agencies of experimenting with truly novel ideas, partly driven by a culture that does not embrace mistakes and adaptive learning, impedes our ability to discover better interventions for nature and people. A small group like EPIC can punch above its size, by playing ‘moneyball’ with conservation – using data and practical wisdom to find small changes in policy that lead to radical improvements in wildlife and habitat conservation, cleaner freshwater, and the shared sustainable use of our public lands.

Phone

Not Available

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://www.policyinnovation.org/funding-navigator

Description

SERCAP's work focused on access to clean water, but the agency quickly realized that water is just one of many basic daily needs. Now SERCAP advocates to ensure all residents living in the agency's service region have daily access to clean and affordable drinking water, working indoor plumbing and wastewater facilities, and safe and affordable housing in which to live.

Phone

(540) 345-1184

Email

Not Available

Help Request Form

https://sercap.org/get-help

Description

Assisting state, local, and tribal entities, as well as the private sector, in asset management, water system capacity development, water efficiency/water loss control, source water protection, tribal water system compliance, tribal operator certification, water regionalization, drought preparedness planning, water and wastewater treatment, green infrastructure, assessing financial health, and access to infrastructure funding.

Phone

(505) 277-0644

Email

swefc@unm.edu

Help Request Form

https://swefc.unm.edu/home/about-us/contact-us/

Description

"Established in 1976, the South Carolina Rural Water Association (SCRWA) is a non-profit trade association that assists water and wastewater systems with on-site technical assistance, training and much more. SCRWA is an affiliate of the National Rural Water Association.
MISSION: To provide technical assistance, training, public education and outreach, publications, members services and legislative monitoring.
VISION: For SCRWA to be South Carolina's premier resource in meeting the dynamic needs of the water and wastewater industry."

Phone

(605) 556-7219

Email

jill@scrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.scrwa.org/aboutcontact-us.html

Description

"The South Dakota Association of Rural Water Systems (SDARWS) provides comprehensive technical assistance to water and wastewater systems across the state. This assistance is freely available and utilizes the expertise of a team with over 100 years of combined experience in the industry. Their services include:
On-Site Technical Assistance:
SDARWS offers free on-site technical assistance for water and wastewater systems throughout South Dakota,
capable of addressing various issues in the industry.
Circuit Riders Program:
This unique aspect of SDARWS involves 'Circuit Riders' - professionals equipped with state-of-the-art tools and extensive experience ready to assist with all water system needs. These specialists can be contacted through SDARWS and provide targeted assistance.
Wastewater Technical Assistance:
Similar to the Circuit Riders for water systems, SDARWS has specialized Wastewater Technicians available to assist with wastewater system needs. They also utilize state-of-the-art equipment and have a wealth of professional experience.
Membership Benefits Being a member of SDARWS offers several advantages, including access to certification classes, hands-on training, lobbying support, industry training, networking events, and more.
These resources are particularly beneficial for enhancing the skills and knowledge of water and wastewater systems professionals.
Historical Development:
The association has been involved in technical assistance since April 1982, expanding its services to include on-site expertise in water treatment and distribution systems, primarily catering to smaller systems across South Dakota. Overall, SDARWS plays a crucial role in supporting and enhancing the capabilities of water and wastewater systems in South Dakota, offering a range of services from hands-on technical assistance to professional development and networking opportunities."

Phone

(615) 896-9022

Email

info@sdarws.com

Help Request Form

https://www.sdarws.com/assistance.html

Description

The Tennessee Association of Utility Districts' (TAUD) mission is to provide the highest quality technical, legal and operational support to assist its members in delivering safe and efficient services in the public interest. Our staff of water, wastewater, and cross connection experts is available to assist you and answer your questions. On-site technical assistance is available at your utility by TAUD staff, specializing in water and wastewater operations.

Phone

(512) 472-8591

Email

TAUD@taud.org

Help Request Form

https://taud.org/email-prefrences/

Description

The Texas Rural Water Association is a statewide educational and trade association that represents the full spectrum of the rural water community. We are dedicated to helping water and wastewater systems provide efficient service and clean, safe drinking water to their customers.

Phone

(801) 756-5123

Email

trwafmtstaff@trwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.trwa.org/page/ta-hub

Description

Our vision: A sustainable water future for all. Our mission: To drive One Water breakthroughs that positively transform our environment, economy, and society. Our approach is inclusive. We bring all stakeholders together to co-create and leverage solutions. Through a program of national dialogues, collaborative platforms for knowledge building and peer exchange, the development of forward-looking and inclusive water policies and programs, public education, and coalition building, we are driving a national movement to ensure that clean, reliable water is available for all, now and in the future.

Phone

(415) 921-9010

Email

info@uswateralliance.org

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

The Environmental Finance Center (EFC) at Sacramento State serves state and local governments, tribal communities, and the private sector in EPA Region 9 (California, Arizona, Nevada, Hawaii, and Pacific territories). We assist these entities in building the capacity to fund drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater projects and programs, as well as plan for future needs as regulations, technology, and resources change.

Phone

(916) 278-6142

Email

efc@csus.edu

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

New England Environmental Finance Center (NEEFC) at the University of Southern Maine has worked to build local capacity to pay for the growing cost of protecting critical environmental resources and fostering resilient communities. Our Programs reflect the greatest needs of the 6 New England states including climate adaptation and resilience, stormwater and nutrient management, water system management and finance, and sustainable operating practices.

Phone

Not Available

Email

efc@maine.edu

Help Request Form

https://neefc.org/request-assistance/

Description

Protecting natural resources and watersheds by strengthening the capacity of local decision makers to analyze environmental problems, develop innovative and effective methods of financing environmental efforts, and educate communities about the role of finance and economic development in the protection of the environment.

Phone

(301) 405-8000

Email

archinfo@umd.edu

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

USDN brings local government sustainability practitioners together to learn, collaborate, and accelerate the work of local sustainability. By equipping them with the knowledge, resources, and partnerships they need to succeed, USDN helps advance change locally in member communities as well as across the field of practice. The aggregate impact and influence of our collective work makes an equitable, resilient, and sustainable society more attainable.

Phone

Not Available

Email

support@usdn.org

Help Request Form

Not Available

Description

The Vermont Rural Water Association is a nonprofit that supports public drinking water and wastewater systems through technical assistance, training, advocacy, and outreach to promote public health and clean water protection. We provide free technical assistance to any public water or wastewater system in Vermont.

Phone

(540) 261-7178

Email

info@vtruralwater.org

Help Request Form

https://vtruralwater.org/drinking-water/technical-assistance/

Description

Virginia Rural Water Association (VRWA) was founded in 1987 and is a non-profit association whose voting members are small municipal and rural water and wastewater systems across the state. VRWA sponsors frequent training programs designed with the needs of small water and wastewater systems in mind. In addition to these programs, the association offers on-site technical and managerial assistance in a wide range of areas.

Phone

(360) 462-9287

Email

email@vrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.vrwa.org/AboutUs/Services/WastewaterTrainingProgram.aspx

Description

The West Virginia Rural Water Association (WVRWA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to training, supporting, and promoting the water and wastewater professionals that serve small and rural communities across West Virginia. WVRWA provides training and technical assistance to all eligible water and wastewater systems, regardless of membership.

Phone

(715) 344-7778

Email

toddgrinstead@wvrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://wvrwa.org/water-circuit-riders#7ee229ca-7d60-48fa-89b4-cb9c3f523297

Description

Wisconsin Rural Water Association is Wisconsin's largest and most trusted organization for water and wastewater technical assistance and training. We have been serving rural Wisconsin for over 35 years to both member systems and nonmember systems throughout the state. We offer Energy Efficiency Audits, Source water programs and wellhead protection plans and we also have a state program which serves Other Then Municipal (OTM) and Nonmunicipal/Nontransient systems (NN).

Phone

(307) 436-8636

Email

wrwa@wrwa.org

Help Request Form

https://www.wrwa.org/contact-us/

Description

"Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems (WARWS) is a member driven, non-profit Association, affiliated with National Rural Water Association (NRWA). Wyoming Rural Water's mission is to provide the assistance necessary to meet the needs of our membership and to ensure the protection of Wyoming's water, our most precious resource. By providing on-site, one-on-one technical assistance and training we can help community elected officials and operators with their commitment and their profession of providing Quality on Tap services typically available, we can address any issue within a community or special district such as:
give advice on rate structures and forming new districts/entities,
assist in loan or grant applications. Assist in governance or financial issues,
train operators in the operation and maintenance of their system,
develop a system of maintenance,
help take required tests and teach operators the correct testing methods,
assist with specific maintenance problems,
leak and line location,
train on record keeping,
reduce cost of power and water losses and
any other service to help the water/wastewater system succeed."

Phone

(307) 436-8636

Email

warws@warws.com

Help Request Form

https://www.warws.com/contact

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