Training Division
The National Environmental Training Center for Small Communities (NETCSC) through U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) funding, assisted small communities with training materials, information, and referral services in the areas of wastewater and drinking water. Through the efforts of technical assistance providers and trainers the program benefits local decision-makers, operations personnel, regulatory officials, environmental consultants, and others by aiding their efforts to improve the public health and water utilities management of their communities. NETCSC's training materials and products are currently available.
Community and Individual Assistance
- We assist environmental professionals, local decision-makers, and others who work in and with small communities. We can provide materials to help with training and public education. Contact us about our drinking water, wastewater, and solid waste products. Call toll free at 1(800) 624-8301 or e-mail info@mail.nesc.wvu.edu.
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Our Information
Featured Products
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Free downloads are provided below. To order hard copies call toll-free at
(800) 624-8301.
- 2009 Outreach Research Guide (pdf) - Inside this guide you will find descriptions of more than 80 federal agencies and national organizations and programs that have interests in drinking water issues.
- E-Train Newsletter Archives - This publication presents profiles of training programs, environmental training, plus practical tips and techniques for successful environmental training for small communities.
- A Guide to Asset Management for Small Water Systems (pdf) - This 30-page booklet provides a brief overview of asset management for small water and wastewater systems and lists recommended resources for implementing such a program. To order a printed version ask for product #TRBLMG06.
- Protecting Your Communities Assets: A Guide for Small Wastewater Systems (pdf) - Designed for utility managers, operators, and local officials, this guide aims to improve security and plan for emergency situations affecting wastewater treatment systems that serve less than 10,000 people. To order ask for product # TRBKMG03. Download: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3
- Self-Assessment Tool for Small Community Decision Makers (pdf) - Designed to be use by decision makers in small communities, is structured to identify areas where improvements can be made in the management of environmental services. This material may be reproduced with permission from the NESC.
- Regulations Affecting Small Systems (pdf) - For techical assistance providers and small community personnel, these tales present an overview of recent anticipated federal regualtion actions summarized in 2005.
