Webinar Recording: LCRR 2024 Compliance: A Blueprint for Special Districts
The National Special District Coalition partnered with iamGIS for a webinar titled “LCRR 2024 Compliance: A Blueprint for Special Districts.” The session focused on the legislation and its implications for special districts, as well as preparation strategies. Lead and copper specialist Ajay Sharma from Kleinfelder also joined, offering valuable insights and practical advice on crafting effective reports for the EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Revision. In case you missed it, we invite you to watch the 30-minute webinar here.
If you would like to learn more about how to get started for the October 16th deadline, please reach out to Caleb Domeyer from iamGIS at caleb@iamgis.com.
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