This workshop is part of a series of meetings focused on nutrients permitting through a grant between EPA, ACWA, and WEF. The workshop series is intended to help support states and EPA to further identify obstacles to nutrient permitting program implementation, highlight opportunities for program improvement, showcase innovations, and assist with analysis of training, guidance, tools, and other support material needs. [Information]

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Come join NACWA and your fellow legal eagles in Charleston for our 2021 National Clean Water Law & Enforcement Seminar! Together we will explore critical topics including recent Clean Water Act litigation, the new administration’s enforcement priorities, the latest legal developments on PFAS, and more! All while earning Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credits! [Information]

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ACWA conferences are the premier destination for water industry professionals to learn and connect. Program offerings include statewide issue forums, roundtable talks, and region discussions along with sessions covering a wide range of topics including water management, crisis communications, affordable drinking water issues, energy, finance, federal forum, and more! A vibrant Exhibit Hall offers innovative solutions! Unique sponsorship opportunities are also available! ACWA and the Pasadena Convention Center are committed to the health and safety of our members, guests, employees, and community. As a recipient of the GBAC Star Facility Accreditation, the Pasadena Convention Center is implementing the highest standards for cleaning and disinfection to welcome attendees back to a safe meeting destination. ACWA will be following CDC, state, and local guidelines for meeting and catering planning. [Information]

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Resilience has never been a more relevant topic and the Water Utility Resilience Forum will advance the thinking on how utilities can be resilient and sustainable now and for the next one hundred years. Featuring insights from water sector leaders and subject-matter experts, the Forum will be a rich dialogue on what utilities are doing today to be resilient and what a resilient future looks like. [Information]

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