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This webinar covers the critical success factors to consider when implementing a lead service line replacement program, highlighting two programs in Newark and Trenton, New Jersey. Topics addressed will include funding options, mandatory replacement, technology and management tools, municipal and utility coordination, and Lead and Copper Rule updates.

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Rolling out a successful lead service line replacement program

Meet the panelists

Brian Lubenow, PE, PMP, BCEE

Senior Project Manager

Brian specializes in planning, design and construction management of sewage and drinking water facilities, with a focus on lead service line replacement.

Brian Farrelly, PE, CCM

Senior Construction Manager

Brian has engineering and construction management experience for municipal and private clients, spanning water/wastewater treatment and CSO plant design and operations.

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