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michigan Rural Community Assistance Program


 

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Great Lakes RCAP assistance is available upon request at no cost to qualifying communities.  To get assistance, call your local, state, or regional office identified on the
Contact Us page.

MCAAA and Great Lakes RCAP are equal opportunity employers and providers.
 

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Need privacy?  We can create a Private Forum for your group that only your group can see, read or post.  Go to the Forums link on the left for more details.

Join our Online Forum to discuss Water and Wastewater Utilities. Have a question about Funding? Security?  Operation and Maintenance?  Post your questions here and have them answered by others in your field, or one of the Technical Assistance Providers at RCAP.  See what others are talking about in your industry.

And the best part - It’s FREE!

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Of the Great Lakes Rural Communities Assistance Program  (RCAP) is to build capacity and manage affordable safe drinking water and sanitary wastewater. The Michigan RCAP has served over 130 communities in Michigan since 1999.

Services are provided through a seven state network of non-profit agencies  The Great Lakes RCAP include Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, West Virginia and Wisconsin. Rural Development Specialists in the states work on site with local officials, community leaders and system operators.

The Great Lakes RCAP is part of a national network of six regional non-profit resources centers - RCAPs - providing similar services across the United States and Puerto Rico.

Quick Links of Interest

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EPA Water Security

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Michigan DEQ

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USDA Rural Development

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Water Trust

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Other RCAP Partners

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Michigan RCAP is a program administered by MCAAA

 

This website has been made possible as a result of funding from the Department of Health and Human Services Office of Community Services Safety and Security Grant, and funding from the National RCAP/USDA Technitrain program - an RCAP network project