This training offers firsthand insight into the Flint Water Crisis—translating its failures into actionable, experience-based instruction to help regulators and public water system operators strengthen drinking water safety, public health protections, and infrastructure resilience.
Description: The Flint Drinking Water Training (FDWT) is a specialized online capacity-building training program for federal and state governments, local governments, public water systems, and regulatory professionals. Developed and led by Anthony Ross, former EPA Flint Emergency Coordinator and founder of Environmental & Public Health International, this training offers firsthand insight into the Flint Water Crisis—translating its failures into actionable, experience-based instruction to help regulators and public water system operators strengthen drinking water safety, public health protections, and infrastructure resilience.
FDWT helps participants detect early-warning signs of problems, reinforce Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) compliance, and implement safeguards that protect public health. While this is a paid training, it is tailored for mission-aligned institutions and agencies committed to proactive, practical leadership in public water system management—incorporating lessons learned from the Flint Water Crisis.
Attendance is intentionally limited to ensure a highly engaging and interactive learning experience.
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Organization Type: | For-profit business / social enterprise / B Corp |
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Status: | Active |
Claimed Status: | Claimed |
Open Source: | No |
Last Modified: | 5/30/2025 |
Added on: | 5/26/2025 |