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Mountain Counties Funding Area Water/Wastewater Service Providers Assessment Progress To-Date Liz Mansfield

Water / Wastewater Workshops COMPLETED: Upper Feather River (UFR) Yosemite-Mariposa (Y-M) Tuolumne-Stanislaus (T-Stan) Madera Mokelumne-Amador-Calaveras (MAC) Southern Sierra North Sacramento Valley (NSV) SCHEDULED: Yuba 12/5/18 CABY TBD Only UFR and Y-M are wholly in MCFA All others also in another Funding Area

Water / Wastewater Surveys Survey Monkey/PDF Survey/Phone Interviews Contact Information Service Information Challenges Technical Assistance Needs Have held workshops in 6 IRWM regions Will be holding workshops in North Sac Valley tomorrow Yuba in November CABY TBD

Water / Wastewater Workshops Discussed Challenges & Technical Assistance Water Quality, Quantity and Pressure Aging Infrastructure and Storage Fire Suppression Supply, hydrants Staffing and Training Regulatory Compliance Operations and Maintenance Data and Information Water System vulnerability to fire Asked about Challenges Focus on the smaller water and wastewater systems – the larger agencies and Districts are pretty self-sufficient; their main need is money

Preliminary Findings Water /Wastewater Needs Top 6 priority Issues Aging Infrastructure Lack of resources (staffing, training, funding, technical expertise) Fire Suppression Supply (storage and hydrants) Clean water free from contaminants Reliable water source Water system vulnerability Top 5 challenges

Preliminary Findings Technical Assistance Needs Project planning Engineering and design Environmental compliance Mapping Leak detection Surveying Modeling WQ testing Equipment sharing Safety training classes Water System operators training Grant writing classes/funding Water QA/QC training for sampling and testing procedures … and specific expertise including:

Preliminary Recommendations: Four-Prong Approach to address Technical Assistance Up-to-date Resource Lists Educational/Training Classes Technical Assistance Regional Resource Center

Resource Lists Available and updated list of current grants & low cost loans Consolidate multiple current lists into one complete list maintained by one organization Available and updated list of no/ low cost resources (ex. IRWMs, CA Rural Water Association, RCAC, Self-help Enterprises, Universities, etc.) Needs include:

Educational and Training Classes Grant writing class Safety training classes Water System operators training Water QA/QC training for sampling and testing procedures Leadership to form partnerships to leverage financial resources Needs include:

Technical Assistance GIS Mapping tool Software Modeling Surveying WQ testing Leak detection Software Modeling Equipment sharing Needs include:

Regional Resource Centers Hubs spanning multiple IRWMs providing a range of professional services such as: Engineering and Design Project planning / Development Regulatory Compliance Project Management Grant Management Mapping, surveying, modeling

Challenges Challenges: Surprise: Getting a response from small purveyors serving DAC Communities Determining which service providers were in/out of the MCFA Regional Boundaries Accommodating the travel distance/difficulty to attend a Workshop Surprise: How few of the small providers were aware of or engaged with their IRWMs Most of the small water systems are one disaster away from failing Water system infrastructure extremely vulnerable to fire Water contamination: Arsenic, Manganese, Uranium, Mercury Fairly good participation Some difficulty in determining which providers are in MCFA Biggest surprise is how few water and wastewater service providers have heard of an IRWM let alone participate in one.

Questions ?