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At Rising Solutions, we are proud to partner with communities, utilities, businesses, and organizations across the Carolinas by providing practical expertise, innovative solutions, and trusted technical support. We are honored to serve the clients below and value the lasting relationships we've built through collaboration and results. We look forward to the opportunity to bring the same commitment, experience, and problem-solving approach to your organization and help develop solutions tailored to your unique needs.
In collaboration with Mecklenburg County Land Use and Environmental Services Agency (LUESA) Solid Waste & Recycling Division , Rising Solutions, PLLC conducted a study to assess the customer satisfaction, usage behaviors, and knowledge of services offered at the Hickory Grove and North Mecklenburg Recycling Centers. Research was conducted by customer surveys to provide customer perspective insight and allow for recommendations for the improvement of services available to residential and commercial clients.
The Regional Stormwater Partnership of the Carolinas (RSPC) is a collaborative program that helps 20+ local governments achieve more by working together. Rising Solutions serves as the partnership facilitator, providing leadership, coordination, and strategic support that enables members to share resources, reduce costs, and strengthen their stormwater programs.
Our team manages day-to-day partnership operations, coordinates meetings and training, develops regional public education campaigns, and creates opportunities for collaboration among municipal stormwater professionals. By combining technical expertise with effective program management, we help the RSPC deliver practical solutions that support MS4 permit compliance and advance stormwater education throughout the Carolinas.
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USDA Solid Waste Management, Rural Utilities Services has funded Dr. Olya Keen, UNC Charlotte, and collaboration with Rising Solutions, PLLC. The project determined whether disposal of pharmaceuticals into solid waste sites presents a risk to national water resources via leachate disposal. It also proposed ways to mitigate it through operator training and community outreach.
A USDA SWM Workshop was held on August 14th at UNC Charlotte from 8:30am -2:30pm. "Ways to Minimize the Impact of Disposed Pharmaceuticals on Water Resources"