Midwest Assistance Program, Inc. - MAP

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Midwest Assistance Program, Inc. - MAP Midwest Assistance Program, Inc. has been helping communities and tribal nations find solutions to their infrastructure and development needs since 1979.

Midwest Assistance Program (MAP) offers communities and tribal nations a wealth of skills and approaches to help them creatively solve their problems. Areas of Expertise

Water and Wastewater
Faced with compliance, pollution, and management issues, communities turn to MAP, an established expert in water systems and wastewater treatment. Not only can MAP link them to sources for funding, they find creative solutions customized to each town's immediate infrastructure rehabilitation or replacement needs. Solid Waste
Without a solid waste management plan and a commitment to implementing it, communities can be buried under a mountain of garbage and be out of compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. When communities and tribal nations want to dig out, MAP can help in a variety of ways from assessing needs to developing a recycling program. Training
In all areas of our expertise, MAP provides training at a variety of levels, including but not limited to:

•Developing capacity for town councils, rural water/sewer districts and tribal entities to operate their utilities more effectively
•Preparing water and wastewater system operators for certification
•Planning for emergency response and disaster prevention
Training is done one-on-one, as well as in groups. Annually, MAP conducts nearly 100 training sessions, reaching more than 2,000 participants from communities and tribal nations. Finding Solutions
MAP is dedicated to working side-by-side with small, rural communities and tribal nations to find creative, innovative and local solutions to their problems. MAP helps communities find solutions in the areas of capacity building, compliance, disaster management, management and finance, operations and maintenance, planning and development, and much more.

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On October 15, challenges us to rethink the role of water in our personal lives and professional ecosystems. We’re proud to shine a light on why water is invaluable and why it urgently needs investment.

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10/06/2026

Have a success story, lesson learned, or innovative solution to share?

The Call for Abstracts is now open for RCAP's 2027 National State Revolving Fund Workshop!

We're looking for presentations that can help communities successfully plan, finance, and implement water and wastewater infrastructure improvements.

If you've worked on projects serving rural or Tribal communities, or other communities facing infrastructure challenges, we'd love to hear from you.

📅 Submit by December 4, 2026

✈️ Submit your abstract: https://ow.ly/4WVh50ZUv6L

👉 Visit the workshop website: https://ow.ly/kbp750ZUv6M

09/28/2026

Access to safe, reliable water depends on more than just the quality of a community’s drinking water supply. Every time residents flush the toilet, wash dishes, run a business, or operate a manufacturing process, they create wastewater. Managing that wastewater effectively is essential to protecting public health, preserving natural resources, and sustaining community growth. If you are a non-operator but want to understand wastewater systems, RCAP has updated its original “Non-Operator’s Guide to Wastewater Systems”, which serves as the perfect orientation and background guide for new small utility board members and small community decision-makers.

You can access that guide here, https://www.rcap.org/resources/updated-non-operators-guide-to-wastewater-systems/.

When a rural community struggled with water loss, financial management challenges, and reporting requirements, targeted ...
09/23/2026

When a rural community struggled with water loss, financial management challenges, and reporting requirements, targeted technical assistance helped identify solutions that strengthened both operations and long-term sustainability.

Read the full case study to see how improved financial planning, better recordkeeping, and leak detection are supporting reliable water and wastewater services for residents: https://www.map-inc.org/post/building-financial-confidence

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309 E Summit Drive
Maryville, MO
64468

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm

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+16605622575

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