NACWA is proud to have had over 130 members participate in the May 24 webinar, Where Are We Now? Clean Water Advocacy in the New Political Landscape.

The Water Environment Federation’s (WEF) Wet Weather Treatment Work Group is compiling a wet weather treatment performance data report to assist utilities and engineers in evaluating and selecting wet weather treatment technologies.

NACWA is pleased to announce the promotion of Kristina Surfus as the Association’s new Director of Legislative Affairs, after having served as NACWA’s Manager of Legislative Affairs since December 2015.

OCSD was recognized by the “Utility of the Future Today Program” (UOTF) in August 2016 for its progressive programs, initiatives, and business practices—an honor OCSD prominently reflected in its Annual Report...

The House Water Resources and Environment Subcommittee held an oversight hearing May 18 to explore efforts by EPA, states and local governments around the use of integrated planning to meet Clean Water Act (CWA) mandates.

Bipartisan legislation in support of water infrastructure was introduced in both the House and Senate last week in recognition of Infrastructure Week 2017.

The White House released its full Fiscal Year 2018 (FY18) Budget Proposal earlier this morning. Today’s release builds upon the “skinny” FY18 proposal released by the Trump Administration back in March, which proposed significant cuts to EPA.

EPA’s Local Government Advisory Committee (LGAC) has been asked by the Agency to provide input into the ongoing effort to develop a new definition for Waters of the United States (WOTUS).

EPA’s Office of Water convened a small group of clean water and drinking water utility leaders to brainstorm and discuss options for more robust Peer-to-Peer (P2P) learning and networking among water sector utilities.

Please join us Wednesday, May 24 at 2:00 pm ET, for the free webinar, Where are We Now? Clean Water Advocacy in the New Political Landscape, and receive an exclusive briefing on the current municipal clean water advocacy landscape.

More than 200 pretreatment professionals met in San Antonio, TX last week for NACWA’s Pretreatment & Pollution Prevention Workshop.

NACWA’s 2016 Cost of Clean Water Index report indicates that for the 15th consecutive year, the increase in the cost of sewer services nationally has outpaced the rate of inflation.

Infrastructure Week 2017 concluded May 19, after more than 100 events held in Washington, DC and partnering cities, and numerous engaging presentations delivered from top infrastructure experts.