February 3, 2025

Preparing for LCRI Sampling Changes

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The LCRI contains a variety of changes related to Lead and Copper sampling. Are you prepared for these changes? If not, 120Water has you covered!

On April 2nd, we discussed the latest sampling changes and what they mean for your system.

During this webinar, we:

Discuss upcoming LCRI sampling changes systems need to prepare for
Hear from Pittsburgh Water on their experience implementing these programs

Use the form on this page to watch the webinar recording and get the information you need to ensure LCRI compliance.

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Jonathan Cuppett

Director of Water Quality Compliance, 120Water

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No matter how much data you have to collect and report.

Without ever risking noncompliance.

No matter what new challenge comes your way.

Even with a tight budget and limited resources.

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