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News
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August 22, 2024
NACWA Files Amicus Brief Supporting Utility Lien Practices in Novel Class Action Lawsuit
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August 22, 2024
Government Accountability Office Report Calls for Significant Changes to CWSRF State Funding Formula
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August 22, 2024
NACWA Monitors Key Hearings on 6PPD; Submits Statement on Tax-Exempt Municipal Bonds
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August 22, 2024
Nutrient Removal Survey Results Available via EPA Website
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August 22, 2024
NACWA Files Amicus Brief Supporting Utility Lien Practices in Novel Class Action Lawsuit
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August 22, 2024
Government Accountability Office Report Calls for Significant Changes to CWSRF State Funding Formula
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August 22, 2024
NACWA Monitors Key Hearings on 6PPD; Submits Statement on Tax-Exempt Municipal Bonds
Events
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Jan 01 2016
Archived Events (2002-2016)
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Feb 21 2016
2016 Winter Conference
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May 17 2016
2016 National Pretreatment and Pollution Prevention Workshop & Training
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Jul 10 2016
Utility Leadership Conference & 46th Annual Meeting
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Jan 01 2016
Archived Events (2002-2016)
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Feb 21 2016
2016 Winter Conference
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May 17 2016
2016 National Pretreatment and Pollution Prevention Workshop & Training
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Blogs
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Past President's Message
![Service_Award_2 Service_Award_2](/images/default-source/annual-report-2024/service_award_2.png?sfvrsn=bcd1cd61_0)
This has been a unique, challenging, and exciting year to have had the opportunity to serve as NACWA President. And it has been an honor to serve during a year where the Association and its members have achieved so much in the face of so many complex policy, financial and political challenges.
I want to thank my predecessor Tom Sigmund for his commitment to leadership by example and to extend my thanks to Diane Taniguchi-Dennis for her support, creativity, and good humor as my trusted VP. I know that the Association will continue to prosper under her visionary leadership now that she has taken over as President.
Throughout this report you will read about the many accomplishments NACWA achieved over the past year through your engagement and support. However, I want to use my limited space in this message to highlight and re-emphasize a few of the key principles that were the cornerstones for NACWA’s advocacy and peer-to-peer efforts that allowed for our success!
- Sound science and engineering principles are adhered to in every national policymaking effort;
- Ratepayer affordability is the core consideration in any policymaking and is a cornerstone of environmental justice;
- NACWA’s members are positioned as shining examples of public stewardship and true environmentalism; and
- The actual polluters – not the utility customer —must pay for any environmental or public health impacts their products cause.
With these principles as our guideposts, we accomplished so much over the past year. I am perhaps most proud of initiating the broadest communications and messaging effort in the Association’s history, focused on elevating the vital role and maximizing the influence of public utilities.
I believe NACWA is in an excellent position to continue to grow, prosper and make significant advocacy advances on behalf of its members.
Thank you to all my fellow NACWA members for your tireless support of me and for your efforts reaching out to your Members of Congress, EPA and key stakeholders throughout this past year. Our success is only a reflection of your efforts.
Blog Post List Summary
Past President's Message
![Service_Award_2 Service_Award_2](/images/default-source/annual-report-2024/service_award_2.png?sfvrsn=bcd1cd61_0)
This has been a unique, challenging, and exciting year to have had the opportunity to serve as NACWA President. And it has been an honor to serve during a year where the Association and its members have achieved so much in the face of so many complex policy, financial and political challenges.
I want to thank my predecessor Tom Sigmund for his commitment to leadership by example and to extend my thanks to Diane Taniguchi-Dennis for her support, creativity, and good humor as my trusted VP. I know that the Association will continue to prosper under her visionary leadership now that she has taken over as President.
Throughout this report you will read about the many accomplishments NACWA achieved over the past year through your engagement and support. However, I want to use my limited space in this message to highlight and re-emphasize a few of the key principles that were the cornerstones for NACWA’s advocacy and peer-to-peer efforts that allowed for our success!
- Sound science and engineering principles are adhered to in every national policymaking effort;
- Ratepayer affordability is the core consideration in any policymaking and is a cornerstone of environmental justice;
- NACWA’s members are positioned as shining examples of public stewardship and true environmentalism; and
- The actual polluters – not the utility customer —must pay for any environmental or public health impacts their products cause.
With these principles as our guideposts, we accomplished so much over the past year. I am perhaps most proud of initiating the broadest communications and messaging effort in the Association’s history, focused on elevating the vital role and maximizing the influence of public utilities.
I believe NACWA is in an excellent position to continue to grow, prosper and make significant advocacy advances on behalf of its members.
Thank you to all my fellow NACWA members for your tireless support of me and for your efforts reaching out to your Members of Congress, EPA and key stakeholders throughout this past year. Our success is only a reflection of your efforts.
Lists
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EIM Gold Awards
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2020 Awards
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2021 Awards
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2022 Awards
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2023 Awards
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2019 Awards
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2018 Awards
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2017 Awards
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2015 Awards
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2014 Awards
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2013 Awards
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2012 Awards