NACWA supports WE&RF’s Intelligent Water Systems research, and as part of the research, WE&RF, CH2M and the Smart Water Network Forum (SWAN) are conducting a cutting-edge research study to determine the current challenges, capabilities, and state of implementing (1) Big Data solutions in water sector networks and (2) Sensor networks in urban sewersheds (sewer collection systems)
For the […]
With August upon us, WEFTEC is just around the corner. And that means it’s time to mark your calendar for the Utility Leaders Morning! Co-sponsored by NACWA and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), the Utility Leader’s Morning provides a unique and exclusive opportunity for utility executives and senior managers to engage with each other, hear […]
NACWA membership is “agency membership,” meaning organized by agency/company, thus allowing any approved staff at the member agency to take advantage of membership benefits. You may not know: individuals associated with member agencies can manage their individual records with the MY NACWA feature on the website.
MY NACWA allows you to manage your contact information, start/stop e-communications, […]
NACWA is pleased to announce that nominations are now open for the 2018 National Environmental Achievement Awards (NEAA) program. The NEAA program honors individuals and member agencies that have made significant contributions through outstanding advocacy or innovative projects that positively impact the environment, their utility, their community, NACWA, and/or the water sector.
Categories for the NEAA Individual Achievement Awards include: Public Service, Distinguished Service, and […]
NACWA was proud to honor a total of 471 Member Agency facilities with Peak Performance Awards. Of this high-achieving group, 159 facilities received Platinum Awards for five or more years of complete and consistent permit compliance. Platinum Award winners were featured in a video presentation at an awards ceremony during the Association’s 2017 Utility Leadership […]
The September 15 deadline for completing NACWA’s 2017 Financial Survey is just weeks away, so don’t miss your chance to ensure your utility’s information is included in the final survey report. This is one of NACWA’s most-used resources, invaluable to utility managers for benchmarking and planning purposes and key to NACWA’s advocacy in Washington, DC. […]
With August upon us, WEFTEC is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to mark your calendar for the Utility Leaders Morning! Co-sponsored by NACWA and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), the Utility Leader’s Morning provides a unique and exclusive opportunity for utility executives and senior managers to engage with each other, hear […]
NACWA joined water professionals from across the State of Oregon July 26 – 28, to participate in the Oregon Association of Clean Water Agencies’ (ORACWA) 2017 Annual Conference, which was held in Bend, OR. As always, the ORACWA conference program featured discussions on important topics like climate change, water reuse and the role of technology and […]
NACWA members are the heart of our organization. The Association’s advocacy begins and ends with telling the stories of our members and ensuring that public utilities have the tools necessary to provide affordable and sustainable clean water for all. We are honored to welcome 35 new members to the Association this year. Through the support […]
Attendees to NACWA’s Utility Leadership Conference (ULC) and Strategic Communications: H2O (StratComm) workshop came from every region of the country, with differing utility needs and challenges, dealing with different circumstances, and serving different populations, but all shared the same unifying objective by participating in the events: Peer-to-peer collaboration for problem solving.
The agenda for last week’s […]
