CRWA Reaffirms Commitment to Technical and Training Assistance in the New Year

By Chris Rizzo, Federal Programs Manager

As California’s rural communities continue to navigate evolving regulatory requirements, aging infrastructure, and workforce challenges, the California Rural Water Association (CRWA) is entering the new year with renewed energy and a steadfast commitment to technical and training assistance for water and wastewater professionals across the state.

For decades, CRWA has been a trusted partner to small and rural water systems, providing hands-on support that meets communities where they are. That mission remains as strong as ever. In the year ahead, CRWA is doubling down on its core promise: ensuring that rural water systems have the knowledge, tools, and confidence they need to deliver safe, reliable water and wastewater services to the people who depend on them.

Hands-On Technical Assistance, When and Where It Matters

CRWA’s technical assistance program continues to be a cornerstone of its service to members. From on-site troubleshooting and system assessments to regulatory guidance and emergency response support, CRWA’s expert staff stand ready to help systems solve real-world problems in real time. This boots-on-the-ground approach is especially critical for small systems with limited staff and resources.

Looking ahead, CRWA will continue expanding its reach, helping communities proactively address compliance, improve system performance, and plan for long-term sustainability. The goal is simple but powerful: to make sure no rural system must face challenges alone.

If you need any help or assistance, please visit our website and submit your request today.

Learn more: https://calruralwater.org/request-technical-assistance/

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