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SecureCyber

SecureCyber exists to guide, protect, and defend in the daunting world of cyber warfare.

SecureCyber gives peace of mind that your organization, employees, and citizens are shield from cyber threats.

Relying on our values of trust, excellence, integrity and generosity and using the best technology, matched with the top cybersecurity expertise, we offer industry leading-leading cybersecurity solutions from managed detection and response to advisory services to education and training.

As an Ohio-based company, we are centrally located to manage and secure data and networks where ever you have locations.

SecureCyber provides expert cybersecurity consulting and managed detection and response services across industries and have significant histories with local municipalities, manufacturing companies and financial institutions.

Our SecureCyber team brings together cybersecurity, network management, DoD, Secret Service, and law enforcement backgrounds creating a unique perspective on cyber threats. Our certified team of cybersecurity experts and engineers provide organizations the highest level of expertise in monitoring and analyzing threats, fine tuning cybersecurity technology, then shaping effective responses to the latest threats and tactics.

LJB Engineering

Since 1966, LJB Engineering has been improving the quality of life for our clients, our people and the communities we serve. Our skilled staff provides transportation, civil and structural engineering, as well as safety, survey, and asset management services. In addition to technical expertise, LJB employees provide practical design solutions and high-quality service because we understand there is no room for error when public money is involved. With our corporate office in Dayton, and additional Ohio locations in Cleveland and Lima, our team delivers on projects across the state, as well as across the country.

Energy Optimizers

Ohio-based Energy Services Company (ESCO) providing energy efficiency projects and facility improvements for public entities. Develops and implements projects that lower energy costs, reduce environmental impact, and improve overall energy performance. Offers support with procurement and financing.

Belinda Kenley
bkenley@energyoptusa.com
937-877-1919

Veregy

Veregy is an industry leader in Energy-Efficiency, Distributed Energy, Fleet EV Infrastructure, and Smart Building Technology. We believe innovation — together with unparalleled service — creates the most long-term value for our clients. Veregy’s experienced and dedicated team develop and deliver customized strategies to resolve our client’s facility challenges, while optimizing building performance and reducing energy consumption.

Brian Gifford
Senior Account Executive
bgifford@veregy.com
M: 614.869.8723
O: 614.245.2815

Matt Kussman
Regional Account Executive
mkussman@veregy.com
C: 937-243-1117

Renogize

Renogize Professional Coaching has been impacting leaders through Executive Coaching and Leadership Development for over 12 years. They have been voted the #1 Executive Coaching Firm by Columbus CEO Magazine for the past four years. Through One-on-One Executive Coaching, Team Coaching, Group Coaching and fully customized Leadership Development Programs, Renogize helps leaders become the best version of themselves, YOU 2.0.
They are impacting city and county leaders across the US and continue to grow that footprint through involvement with ICMA. Are you ready to accelerate your leadership growth? Renogize is the partner for you.

Sean Olson
CEO and Coach
sean@renogize.com

New PFAS Regulations: Important Things to Know

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released their much-anticipated final rule announcement for the legally enforceable new drinking water standards limiting exposure to a class of chemicals called PFAS, known as “forever chemicals.” Under the new rule from the EPA, water utilities must monitor drinking water supplies, ground water and surface water for PFAS chemicals and be required to notify the public and reduce contamination if levels exceed the new standard of four parts per trillion (ppt) for perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances. One ppt is equal to a grain of sand in an Olympic size swimming pool, meaning four ppt is equal to four grains of sand per 2.64 million gallons of drinking water.

Community water systems (CWS) will have three years to complete water testing for these chemicals followed by ongoing compliance monitoring. Water system staff must also provide the public with information on the levels of these PFAS in their drinking water beginning in 2027. After this initial three-year period (2024−2027), CWS will need to include these results in their Consumer Confidence Reports (also known as Annual Drinking Water Quality Reports). Additionally, starting in year five of the promulgation of this rule (2029), all CWS must comply with all EPA-established maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) and public notifications for MCL violations.

The EPA estimates it will cost $1.5 billion annually to comply with the rule; however, the American Water Works Association, the Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies and other groups representing water utilities estimate the cost of monitoring and remediation of PFAS could be as much as $3.2 billion annually.

In addition, the EPA also announced nearly $1 billion in newly available funding through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to help states and territories implement PFAS testing and treatment at public water systems. An additional $12 billion is available through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for general drinking water improvements, including addressing emerging contaminants like PFAS.

PFAS chemicals may be strong, stable compounds and hard to remove from potable water…but not impossible.

There is no water problem we can’t solve together.

 

For more information, contact:

Eric Davis

ericd@wesslerengineering.com

419.615.8708

Ohio Department of Development

The Ohio Department of Development works to support communities and private companies in revitalizing local properties and creating opportunities for improvements. Through its energy programs, businesses, manufacturers, nonprofits, schools and local governments receive assistance to reduce energy use and improve energy efficiency – resulting in lower energy costs.

Caroline Johnstone
Energy Programs Manager, Office of Energy and Environment
614-387-0218
caroline.johnstone@development.ohio.gov

Wessler Engineering

Wessler Engineering is a civil and environmental engineering firm specializing in wastewater, drinking water and stormwater projects providing services ranging from master planning and design to construction administration and asset management plans. Founded in 1975 and based in Indianapolis, Indiana, we have offices in Carmel, Evansville, Fort Wayne, Northwest Indiana, and West Lafayette and Bluffton and Grove City, Ohio.

Wessler Engineering is focused on developing and maintaining our clients’ loyalty and trust by providing the highest quality of service and treating our clients as an extension of our family.

Eric Davis
Wessler Engineering, Inc.
567-601-0673 Direct
EricD@wesslerengineering.com

MinuteMen

The MinuteMen Family of Companies offers a human resource platform for companies of all
sizes. MinuteMen provides staffing, payroll, tax administration, 401K, HRIS software,
recruitment, unemployment claims administration, and workers’ compensation management.
MinuteMen is one of the largest private employer service organizations in the United States and
serves over 40,000 companies across multiple states. Founded in 1968, MinuteMen is family
owned and operated with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio.

Wendy Sergent
Manager of Employer Services
888-644-6266
wendy.s@minutemenmco.com