Introducing RCAP's ARRA Recipient Reporting Specialist
RCAP
now has a full-time Environmental and Rural Development Specialist dedicated to helping utilities meet the quarterly ARRA
recipient reporting requirements. Travis Goodwin was formerly the Regional Director of a conservation non-profit and
has also worked for IDEM’s Office of Water Quality, helping utilities with regulatory compliance and reporting. If you have any questions about the reporting, or if you haven’t started reporting yet, please contact us. This and all our services are provided to you free of charge.
Wed, May 5, 2010 | link
All-New Utility Board Training Begins in April!
We've completely revised and updated the FREE BOARD TRAINING series--this is the perfect year to hone your skills as a board
member, whether you're an old hat or a newbie! You'll recieve a recognition award and certificate, as well as our all-new
80-page manual! Click on "Events" to reserve your seat!
Fri, March 12, 2010 | link
RCAP Blog: Welcome!
Please note this site is under construction! If you don't see what you're
looking for, send us an email or give us a call--we'll be happy to help! While you're here, see what we can do for your community or utility, sign up for training classes.
post a comment on our blog, say hi on our guestbook, or sign up
for our email list, ebulletin, or magazine. We also have lots of great links. Soon, you'll be
able to download valuable resources from our Toolkit!
RCAP's goal is to facilitate the lengthy and often complicated process involved in implementing community
water, wastewater, and solid waste-related improvements. All services are provided at NO COST to the community.
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Since 1981, the Indiana Rural
Community Assistance Program (IN-RCAP) has provided
technical assistance on water, wastewater, and solid waste issues to rural communities across the state.
Because we are funded
entirely with grant money, RCAP is able to provide its services at no cost to communities.
Nationwide funding for the Indiana
program comes from: -The U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Utility Service, -The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: Office of Community
Services, -The Environmental Protection Agency Safe Drinking Water Program
RCAP Rural Development Specialists (RDSs)
work with residents and local leaders in each community to identify a scope of services that will meet the community's needs.
IN-RCAP has helped
low-to-moderate income communities leverage over $31 million in grants and low-interest loans for infrastructure projects
since 1997.
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Mission Statement
In keeping with the mission of our national organization, IN-RCAP has three major objectives in its communities. These
objectives are: • To ensure that rural residents have access to clean, safe drinking water. • To increase
access to safe, cost effective sewage treatment for rural residents. • To ensure that rural residents are able
to dispose of their solid waste in a sanitary and affordable manner.
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