With ten standing committees and multiple corresponding workgroups to participate in, NACWA members are encouraged to take an active role in Clean Water Advocacy. The Association’s active and diverse committee structure invites members to work collectively to shape national environmental policy. Standing committees help to develop the Association’s positions on environmental policy and legislation, in […]
NACWA and the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC) are conducting a joint survey to assess the level of interest among their respective members in alternative delivery approaches to providing water and wastewater services (including public-private partnerships). The survey is intended to help NACWA and NAWC better understand perspectives on the range of alternative delivery […]
NACWA’s conferences, workshops, and seminars provide up-to-the-minute information and incredible networking opportunities throughout the year at geographically diverse locations represented by valued Member Agencies. Plan now to join with your clean water colleagues from across the country at the following meetings and conferences in 2018 and beyond:
Winter Conference
Exploring Net Environmental Benefit: Balancing Science & Cost
February […]
Join NACWA to learn the practical skills and latest trends at the National Water Enforcement Workshop. This year’s Workshop will be packed with informative programming to allow you to effectively prepare for, avoid, and defend enforcement actions. Panels of expert clean water practitioners and regulator attorneys will cover will discuss the latest developments in enforcement […]
NACWA’s Awards Committee is pleased to announce the selection of 27 Member Agencies to receive the Association’s prestigious National Environmental Achievement Awards (NEAA). The NEAA program honors individuals and Member Agencies for significant contributions that have positively impacted the many aspects of the water sector in categories including: Water Resources Utility of the Future; Research […]
With sights set on Exploring Net Environmental Benefit: Balancing Science & Cost, NACWA is planning a compelling agenda for its 2018 Winter Conference in Napa, California, February 6 – 9. The conference will explore the intersection of science, policy, and cost – and its impact on the clean water community – through the lens of […]
NACWA’s 2017 National Clean Water Law Seminar begins next week, November 14-16, in Savannah, GA, featuring presentations by expert clean water attorneys, utility leaders, and regulators on critical Clean Water Act (CWA) legal and enforcement developments that span a broad range of issues including: arid state/water quantity-quality nexus, energy generation legal/policy considerations, administrative law and […]
As the Association kicks off its next fiscal year, we are honored to welcome seven new members to NACWA. With these new additions, NACWA’s membership as a whole is able to speak with a more influential voice on water policy issues, and can benefit more from expanded peer-to-peer resources. With the added support of utilities […]
The 2018 Water & Wastewater Leadership Center, slated for March 4 – 16, will arm utility executives with the leadership skills they need to excel as they meet the challenges of today – and seize the opportunities of tomorrow. It’s not too late to apply for this one-of-a-kind executive education. Applications are due Friday, November […]
NACWA’s annual National Clean Water Law Seminar will bring you up-to-date on the most important and relevant legal developments affecting our sector and equip you with knowledge, strategies, and tools to make it easier for you to provide essential services to your communities and the environment.
The conference begins with a full morning of primers on […]
