500 Callaway Park Way
Callaway Arts and Conference Center
callaway, FL 32404
United States
Florida's State Revolving Fund (SRF) Program is hosting two afternoon SRF 101 training sessions - one in Tavares on April 4th and the other in Callaway on April 5th. These short training sessions will cover the very basics of both the Drinking Water and Clean Water SRF programs. Who is our target audience? Leaders and managers of medium- to small-sized cities and towns as well as their water and wastewater utility staff who have not had much involvement with these programs. Other interested parties are welcome to attend, as well.
To reserve your seat, contact Traci Klepper by emailing Traci.Klepper@dep.state.fl.us or calling (850) 245-2834. Space is limited so reserve soon!
Thursday, April 5, 2018, 1:30 - 4:30 PM CDTDuring the morning sessions on both days at the same location, EPA and DEP are also hosting in-depth American Iron and Steel (AIS) Requirements training and webinar. See attached flier for details and registration information. Please note that if you want to attend both sessions, you must register for each individually. However, the AIS training is targeted toward engineers, consultants, city staff, and contractors already involved with and, therefore, are more familiar with our SRF programs.
Contact Tim Banks (850-245-2969) if you have any questions.
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