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Check Up Program for Small Systems (CUPSS)
CUPSS is a free, easy-to-use, asset-management tool for small drinking water and wastewater utilities. CUPSS provides a simple, comprehensive approach based on EPA's highly successful Simple Tools for Effective Performance (STEP) Guide series. Use CUPSS to help you develop:
- A record of your assets
- A schedule of required tasks
- An understanding of your financial situation
- A tailored asset management plan
The website is designed for CUPSS users, trainers and all others involved with small drinking water or wastewater utilities. Information is presented on the following topics:
- Basic Information - Get answers to frequent questions about CUPSS and learn how CUPSS is designed, how it works and what it can do for you.
- Case Studies - Read about the experiences of small drinking water and wastewater utilities as they take on the challenge of asset management.
- CUPSS Software - Download a copy of the CUPSS application or request a copy of the installation CD. You can also register as a CUPSS user to receive updates and notification of training opportunities.
- Resources - Find help as a CUPSS user or trainer in the form of CUPSS documentation, useful websites and promotional material.
- Training Events - Find training events in your area and sign up for upcoming EPA webcasts.
Download the software/go to the site
Format:
Software tool
Topic:
Finance
Rates
Operations (technical)
Management
Construction
Infrastructure
Planning
Board/council
Asset management
Source:
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Audience:
Operator
Board/council member
Mayor/town manager/elected official (local)
Plant manager
Financial manager/accountant/bookkeeper


