In May 2024, the town of Hartford, Vermont, set out to complete its lead service lines (LSL) inventory to comply with the EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR). Hartford, like many rural towns, faces the dual challenge of aging infrastructure and limited local resources, making the completion of LSL inventories particularly challenging.
Achieving that milestone took more than just technical expertise—it required innovation, teamwork, and a powerful partnership with EPIC’s Funding Navigator and Hopeworks, a nonprofit organization that trains and empowers young professionals. Hopeworks helped tackle one of the most time-consuming parts of the process: transcribing decades-old, handwritten utility records.
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How Cities, Workforce Boards, and Community Institutions Can Build AI Readiness for All The Power of a Simple Card Think back to the first time you held a library card. It wasn’t just a laminated rectangle—it was a key. A pass into worlds you didn’t yet know existed. A signal that you belong in places […]
Plus, the Science Center announced its ninth Capital Readiness cohort, meet the winners of Hopeworks’ young entrepreneurs pitch competition and more power moves. Philly companies and entrepreneurs are closing out 2025 with a wave of local resources to tap next year. The life sciences ecosystem gets a boost as Thermo Fisher Scientific opens a new […]
