EPA’s Water Infrastructure and Resiliency Finance Center released the Water Finance Clearinghouse in July, coining it “a one-stop-shop” for communities seeking information and resources on drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure.

NACWA is proud to announce that it is partnering with EPA on a new series of webinars focused on community service projects being spearheaded by public clean water utilities around the country, with the first webinar scheduled for September 25 from 1:00 – 2:30 PM ET.

As financial data continues to be a critical component of clean water advocacy, completion of NACWA's 2017 Financial Survey Questionnaire is crucial.

The House of Representatives and the Senate are both on their annual August recess, with Representatives and Senators spending time in their respective districts and states. However, Congress takes its recess under a cloud of pessimism regarding its ability to advance legislation, while the White House is also seeing growing disapproval in the polls

NACWA participated in a meeting with senior EPA Office of Water officials on August 10 to discuss a number of priority issues, joining other water sector groups and associations for the discussion.

With the Dental Amalgam Rule now in effect for new sources, EPA is preparing implementation aids for the rule. NACWA’s Pretreatment & Pollution Prevention Committee provided comments to EPA on its draft sample one-time compliance report, which is expected to be posted on the EPA website soon.

In one of the most extensive studies of pesticides in streams to date, the US Geological Survey (USGS) found more than 180 pesticides in 11 Midwestern states, with an average of 52 pesticides detected in each of the 100 streams sampled.

As financial data continues to be a critical component of clean water advocacy, completion of NACWA's 2017 Financial Survey Questionnaire is crucial.

Ever wonder what’s taking place across the water sector, but don’t have time to sift through endless news stories?

NACWA participated in a workshop, Creating the Space to Innovate, August 1 – 2, which explored policy and regulatory changes needed to implement new technologies for wastewater utilities.