Know the moment a rule changes — not the day of your inspection.
Water Compliance Alert watches EPA and state drinking-water rules for small public water systems and tells you, in plain language, whether a change affects your system and what to do before the deadline.
Lead service line inventory deadline moved up for systems in your state
Your state primacy agency has shortened the reporting window for lead service line inventories. Systems serving fewer than 3,300 people must now submit by the new date below instead of the original federal deadline.
Your system is in scope based on your profile. Suggested next step: confirm your inventory template covers unknown-material lines.
Built for systems too small for a compliance department
Most small water systems don't have a regulatory affairs team. The operator, the manager, or a part-time clerk is expected to track federal rules, state rules, and primacy-agency bulletins on top of running the plant. Rule changes get missed — not from negligence, but because nobody has time to read everything.
Water Compliance Alert reads the sources so you don't have to, and only surfaces what's relevant to systems like yours.
A notice, not a newsletter
You won't get a digest of everything that happened in water regulation this month. You'll get a short notice — like the one above — only when something changes that plausibly applies to your system size, source type, and state, with the source cited and a plain-language read on what to do next.
Every source, in one place
Federal EPA rules, your state's primacy agency bulletins, and relevant advisories — tracked continuously and matched against your system's profile, so you're not the one checking multiple websites every week.
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