Asset Management in North Carolina
North Carolina offers grant funding for water utility asset management programs. Here's what's available and how Clarion helps you qualify.
Grant Programs
Asset Inventory & Assessment (AIA) Grant
Regulatory Requirements in North Carolina
These are the compliance documents North Carolina water utilities must produce. Clarion's six digitized outputs cover each of them.
Comprehensive Asset Management Plan
Required for all SRF/DWSRF loan applicants. Must include asset inventory, condition assessment, risk analysis, CIP, and financial plan.
Fully covered by the Living AMP — all six digitized documents satisfy these requirements.
Risk & Resilience Assessment
Required for all community water systems serving more than 3,300 people. Must be reviewed/updated every 5 years.
Digitized RRA stays continuously current. No 5-year scramble.
Emergency Response Plan
Must be certified within 6 months of RRA completion or update.
Digitized ERP updates automatically as risks identified in the RRA change.
Water Loss Reporting
Annual water loss reporting required for SRF applicants. AWWA M36 methodology recommended.
Digitized WLA produces M36-compliant water balance continuously.
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