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Building Drought and Wildfire Resilience for Water Sector Utilities: Technical Assistance and Resources from EPA SWIFT

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Wednesday, March 25, 2026
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
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EPA Office of Water Emergency Response and Cybersecurity

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Webinar

Description

US EPA’s Strengthening Water Infrastructure for Tomorrow (SWIFT) initiative invites all interested water utility managers and staff, technical assistance providers, state and local government employees, and other water sector stakeholders to join a free webinar detailing how SWIFT provides direct technical assistance to water sector utilities facing drought and wildfire hazards. Learn about the SWIFT technical assistance process, explore online tools for understanding and assessing system risk to these hazards, and review resources for identifying resilient infrastructure projects.

Questions? Email Audrey Ramming (ramming.audrey@epa.gov)

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Last updated on January 21, 2026
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