Past Workshops

Rural Water & Wastewater Projects: Responsible and Effective Oversight of Consulting Engineers

SMART about Water: a workshop for protecting public drinking water

Rural Water & Wastewater Projects: Getting to Success with Your Consulting Engineer

This workshop series presented a variety of perspectives on working with paid consultants to get the services rural communities need. Presentations included effective development and use of requests for proposals, contract negotiation, capital improvement planning and ongoing project evaluation. Funders also provided an update on available programs. This workshop series on how to select, work with, and evaluate the work of paid engineers provided local government decision makers of rural communities with tools, resources, and lessons learned and help to ensure the best use of future infrastructure funds.

Beyond the Pipe: Wastewater Management in Rural Areas

May 22, 2007, Vernon James Center, Plymouth, NC

Naturally Occurring Contaminants and Water Resource Planning

September 12, 2006, Stanly County Agri-Civic Center, Albemarle, NC

Economic Development & Wastewater Management

August 11, 2005, Pittsboro, NC

Protecting Your Drinking Water at its Source

September 17, 2005, Greensboro, NC