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Serving Rural Ohio Communities for 30 Years

The Ohio Rural Community Assistance Program (RCAP) provides free and low-cost services to help rural communities address their drinking water and wastewater treatment needs.   Each year, we serve over 100 communities in Ohio and leverage millions of dollars for water and sewer projects.  Our field agents assist communities with project development and capacity building.   Click here to review a full list of services.

Ohio RCAP is part of the Great Lakes RCAP network, and receives funding from a number of federal programs as well as Ohio EPA and the Ohio Water Development Authority to provide technical assistance to communities under 10,000 population, including homeowner associations and mobile home parks.
 

WHAT'S NEW!

Ohio RCAP invites you to attend their first conference! 

Small Towns, Big Futures

August 24th - 25th in Columbus, OH

Early Bird Registration Fees Have Been Extended Through August 13th!  Register Now!

 

 

 Visit the RCAP Conference Website and Register On-Line

OR

Download the Registration Packet as a PDF 

NEW WARN  WEBSITE RELEASED!   

Please visit the Ohio WARN website at http://ohwarn.org, or contact RaShawn Truss at (614) 265-3180 for more information.

WARN provides standardized Mutual Aid Agreements and a database of equipment, labor and other resources water and wastewater systems can utilize in the event of an emergency.  Participation is free, and RCAP along with AWWA strongly encourage all systems to join.  A big advantage to being a WARN member is that by signing the agreement and following the procedures, it sets the utility up for record keeping according to FEMA guidelines and has them in place should reimbursement occur. Also, WARN addresses the responsibility/liability issues for assistance.

WARN is also voluntary program of utilities helping other utilities. 

Learn about alternatives for wastewater treatement in rural areas, visit 
 
 
Maintained by Ohio RCAP and the Small Communities Environmental Infrastructure Group (SCEIG)
 
Decentralized Central
Ohio's Source for Decentralized Wastewater Initiatives and Information!
 
 
 

 Ohio RCAP, part of the Great Lakes RCAP, is administered by the W.S.O.S. Community Action Commission, Inc. in Fremont, Ohio.

  

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