INDIANAPOLIS & GLENROCK, WY (October 22, 2021) – 120Water and the Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems (WARWS) announced a new partnership that will expand the technical assistance and support available to WARWS members, with a focus on equipping systems with tools and resources to enhance monitoring for lead and other contaminants. The partnership will also expand the resources available to Wyoming water systems as they prepare to meet new regulatory expectations due to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR) with preferred pricing available to members.

“We are very happy to create this partnership that will assist water utilities throughout Wyoming with what we believe is a very comprehensive, affordable program to meet the revised Lead and Copper requirement.  The expertise 120Water brings will allow water systems to build an inventory of service lines allowing for long term capital planning and asset management.” says Mark Pepper, Executive Director at WARWS.

As the leading end-to-end solution for managing critical lead and drinking water programs, 120Water enables local and state governments, water systems and major facilities to manage water quality and prioritize investments that protect public health. The 120Water solution — which will be available with preferred pricing to WARWS members — automates actions needed to meet compliance requirements, such as LCR, and ensures timely and transparent communication with stakeholders and the public. 

“The challenges facing water systems today are real and complex, and our fundamental objective is to provide the tools water professionals need to successfully and efficiently operate water quality programs and prioritize investments in their infrastructure,” said Megan Glover, co-founder and chief executive officer of 120Water. 

“From testing to compliance, we believe technology should be accessible and lift burdens on water systems of all sizes, but particularly small and medium-sized systems in rural communities. That’s why our team – which includes policy experts, water system alumni and technology innovators – is thrilled to collaborate with WARWS and their members across the state of Wyoming.”

Wyoming water systems interested in learning more about this partnership, preferred pricing, and the resources available to them may contact Mark Pepper at WARWS. Water associations elsewhere interested in learning more or establishing a similar program may contact Lowell Huffman, Director of Partnerships at 120Water.

ABOUT 120WATER

Water professionals across the country rely on 120Water to streamline and modernize their most complex drinking water and wastewater initiatives. The 120Water platform consists of sample & filter kits, cloud-based software, and services used to manage and execute water programs at scale while saving operational resources. 120Water solutions are used across the United States for clients including the city of Newark (NJ), Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority, Chicago Public Schools, and Indiana Finance Authority. More information is available at 120Water.com and on Twitter @120_Water.

ABOUT THE WYOMING ASSOCIATION OF RURAL WATER SYSTEMS

The Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems (WARWS) is a member-driven, non-profit association, affiliated with National Rural Water Association (NRWA). WARWS, NRWA and its state affiliates comprise the largest utility membership organization in the nation representing nearly 31,000 small and rural water and wastewater systems that serve over 1/3 of all Americans. The mission of Wyoming Association of Rural Water Systems is to provide the assistance necessary to meet the needs of our membership and to ensure the protection of Wyoming’s water – our most precious resource.  By providing on-site, one-on-one technical assistance and training we can help community elected officials and operators with their commitment and their profession of providing “Quality on Tap!”

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