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February 15, 2021

WaterOnline: How to Adopt the Final LCRR with Minimal Disruption

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Complimentary Webinar:February 9th, 2021

While the revisions are a major step toward removing lead from our water systems, complying with these revisions will create significant operational challenges. That’s why 120Water Co-founder & CEO Megan Glover walked through the key changes and best practices for adopting them with minimal disruption with WaterOnline's Chief Editor, Kevin Westerling. Leaning on her company’s experience working with utilities and engineering firms across the nation, Megan shared recommendations on how to create a comprehensive compliance plan. Take a look at the recording if you missed it live or if you need a refresher on what was covered. Plus, you can take a LCRR Readiness Quiz for a customized view of ways to fill the current gaps in your plan.

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Megan Glover
Founder, 120Water

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