Key Takeaways: Who: Municipal water utilities that borrow from their state’s Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (DWSRF) What: Federal fiscal year 2027 is the first
Key Takeaways: Who: Ontario municipalities looking to strengthen asset management planning, Levels of Service, and long-term infrastructure decision-making. What: A Q&A from Momentum 2026 featuring
Key Takeaways: Who: Michigan local governments, Public Works leaders, and asset management professionals starting to move beyond MIC baseline training What: How the MIC has
Key Takeaways: Who: Local governments in Michigan. What: $37.5 million Drinking Water Asset Management (DWAM) grant introduced through the Michigan Clean Water Plan. Benefit: Helped
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Key Takeaways: Who: Municipal asset managers, Public Works leaders, and city managers What: A structured approach to defining, measuring, and improving Levels of Service (LOS)
Key Takeaways Who: Municipal leaders, Public Works teams, asset managers What: Clarifies the difference between GIS and Asset Management, and why both are needed Benefit:
Key Takeaways: Who: Municipal leaders, engineers, and asset managers in the Great Lakes region What: Climate change is causing warmer temperatures, ice loss, and extreme water
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