Essential Policy Updates from AWWA's DC Office: Year-End 2025
(Times listed in Mountain time zone)
Fee per person: $75-member, $120-nonmember
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Objectives
- Share the latest updates on federal laws and regulations that affect the water sector.
- Demonstrate the value of the "Corrosion Control Implementation Framework" and guide attendees on how to apply it to meet the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) and Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) lead action level requirements.
- Explore the benefits of "Maintaining a Numeric Minimum Disinfectant Residual in the Distribution System: A Framework for Strategy Selection and Evaluation" to prepare for the upcoming Microbial/Disinfection Byproduct (M/DBP) rule.
Expert Panel
Moderated by: Steve Via, Director of Federal Relations, AWWA
Catherine Pallotta, National Drinking Water Planning Practice Lead, Arcadis
Caroline Russell, Chief Technologist / Vice President, Carollo Engineers, Inc.
with David Cornwell, President, Cornwell Engineering Group
Description
The recent federal government shutdown has slowed progress on Safe Drinking Water Act regulatory development. This webinar will provide an update on current initiatives and their status. It will also cover compliance strategies for the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements, including corrosion control requirements, and outline steps water systems can take to prepare for the forthcoming Microbial/Disinfection Byproduct rulemaking.
Complying with the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements corrosion control requirements and meeting the anticipated Microbial / Disinfection Byproduct rulemaking requirements for a numeric secondary disinfectant residual warrants near-term action to assess compliance challenges and begin taking steps to overcome barriers to compliance. For some systems, the rules will pose interrelated technical considerations. Similar implications warrant the attention of systems making changes in the water supply source or installing treatment to comply with the per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances drinking water standards.
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