LCRI New Year’s resolutions: 3 things to focus on in 2025 | CDM Smith

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Understand the top priorities to comply with the Lead and Copper Rule Improvements in 2025
Learn the importance of identifying unknowns in service line inventories and getting started on replacement plans
Understand the new sampling requirements and how to confirm your compliance risk before the 2028 sampling deadline
Identify available funding sources and their requirements and restrictions

LCRI New Year’s resolutions: 3 things to focus on in 2025

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LCRI New Year’s resolutions: 3 things to focus on in 2025

LCRI New Year’s resolutions: 3 things to focus on in 2025

Watch this episode and earn a PDH:

LCRI New Year’s resolutions: 3 things to focus on in 2025

Meet the panelists

Andrea Cheng, PE

Kristin Epstein, PE

Min Tang, EIT, PhD

Paniz Miesen

Explore more webinars

367 Days to LCRI Compliance

Build, fund, and execute a lead service line replacement plan

How the proposed LCRI impacts your current operations

More of our lead in drinking water work

NYC DEP advances lead-free water future

Chicago’s mission to replace lead pipes

Preparing for non-lead validation under the LCRI should start now

School and child care sampling: LCRI requirements

Want more webinars?