EFCN: Interactive Water Loss Discussion for Small Water Systems

Description: This is an opportunity for you to speak with and hear from your peers. Are you facing water losses at your utility? Are you thinking of developing or expanding a water loss control program, but aren’t sure where to start? Would you like an opportunity for more interactive group discussions? If the answer to any of these questions is “Yes,” then this Interactive Water Loss Discussion for Small Water Systems is designed for you!

Join us for an interactive opportunity to engage with your peers who are also dealing with water loss control issues. Ask questions, tout your successes, find out what has and hasn’t worked for other utilities. This virtual hour and a half session is an opportunity for small drinking water systems to learn from each other in an interactive, peer-exchange format. This session offers system operators, managers, and decision-makers the chance to:

• Dive deeply into water loss control issues
• Interact with a group of their peers tackling similar challenges
• Meet water professionals from outside their organization

*Please Note: Due to the interactive style of this training, space is limited to 45 registrants. This session requires a working microphone to participate in group discussions and a willingness to engage in conversation and share questions and concerns.*

• James Markham, Research Engineer, Southwest Environmental Finance Center
• Frank Roth, Research Scholar, Southwest Environmental Finance Center
• Charles Heltzer, Research Engineer, Environmental Finance Center at Sacramento State

• Managers, owners, and operators of water systems serving less than 10,000 people
• Decision-makers for water utilities, including mayors, finance officers, utility managers, public works directors, city councilors, board members, tribal council members, and clerks