RCAP Services in Indiana

Our Services

The Rural Community Assistance Program (RCAP) provides consulting services to help rural communities address their drinking water and wastewater treatment needs. Our field agents assist communities with project development and capacity building. Indiana RCAP is operated by Indiana Rural Community Assistance Program and is part of the Great Lakes RCAP network, and receives funding from a number of federal programs to provide technical assistance to communities under 10,000 population. Many of our client communities serve only a few hundred people, or are rural areas in need of public water or sewer service. 

New — Planning for Pandemics Toolkit

In response to growing concern over the global spread of the coronavirus that may reach the level of a pandemic outbreak, the Ohio Rural Community Assistance Program (RCAP) has developed a Planning for Pandemics Toolkit for small water systems to help prepare for a pandemic. The toolkit includes informative flyers on the coronavirus and sanitation, as well as and a continuity of operations plan template that can be used to prepare for any pandemic (coronavirus, influenza, etc.).  

Click here to access.

It's always best to be prepared! Should your operator or other key personnel fall ill, how will your water or sewer system continue to operate? RCAP will offer a short webinar to explain how small water and sewer systems can develop a plan for pandemics and other illness-related conditions. The webinar will be 1-2 p.m., March 20.               

Click here to register for the March 20 training

If you missed our March 16 Pandemic Preparedness webinar, you may listen at: 
3.16.20 Pandemic Preparedness Webinar

Password to access the recording: 2BePrepared

For More Information

For more information on Indiana RCAP services, visit Indiana Rural Community Assistance Program.