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systems when faced with communicating their needs to non-utility oriented decision makers. • Training and User Support. At each point where data input is required, a pop-up, step-by-step flash video tutorial explains what information is being requested, how it will be used, and what format to use. The CUPSS program and all supporting materials are available for immediate download. For more information on CUPSS, including program downloads and ordering information, visit: www. epa.gov/cupss. EPA’s newly updated Web site for small public water systems is available at: www.epa.gov/safewater/ smallsystems. A list of CUPSS training opportunities, some which may be in your area, is available at: www.epa.gov/ safewater/cupss/training.html. Give CUPSS a try EPA is committed to continuing to help small water systems provide safe drinking water and providing comprehensive support through publications, training and technical and ﬁ nancial assistance. Join our network of users and trainers as we tackle the issues surrounding asset management. It is our goal that CUPSS, with the support of our partners, will make a difference and help bridge the growing ﬁ nancial gap faced by small drinking water and wastewater systems as they repair and replace our nation’s aging water infrastructure. About the author: Steve Clark is an environmental health scientist in the Drinking Water Protection Division of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. ScalableSCADA for Water & Wastewater • Product line grows with you • I/O-only to PLC-based units • Communications options include ethernet radio, spread spectrum radio, licensed radio, and dialup, cellular, or satellite modem • CSIA Certified system integrator • NEMA-rated enclosures • UL 508A & UL 698A panels • Radio path analysis & testing services 2240 Rocky Ridge Rd. • Birmingham, AL 35216 800.536.2525; Fax: 205.814.0408 www.reverecontrol.com • ddean@reverecontrol.com 28 • First Quarter 399462_JohnVance.indd 1 2009 9/11/08 10:35:32 AM 373120_RevereControl.indd 1 3/12/08 8:48:39 PM http://www.epa.gov/cupss http://www.epa.gov/cupss http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsystems http://www.epa.gov/safewater/smallsystems http://www.epa.gov/safewater/cupss/training.html http://www.PressureSystems.com http://www.epa.gov/safewater/cupss/training.html http://www.epa.gov/cupss http://www.vanceautogroup.com http://www.reverecontrol.com/power.asp

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Rural Water - Quarter 1, 2009 Contents From the President Question & Answer: Water Conservation in the Home Avoiding the Humpty Dumpty Approach to Data Backup From the CEO What the Future Holds Asset Management for Small Communities Understanding Your Surface Water Source: The Rivers Hydraulic Models Expeditionary Water Packaging System Graces Delta The Rural Water Rally in April Training in Hawaii Regulatory Update Rural Water Releases Report on Water Infrastructure Projects and Economic Stimulus Legislation Throwing My Loop Advertisers.com Index to Advertisers

Rural Water - Quarter 1, 2009

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