Utility Management
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Asset Management
Clean water agencies are facing many common challenges, including rising costs, aging infrastructure, increasingly stringent regulatory requirements, population changes, and a rapidly changing workforce. » Click here for more information
Effective Utility ManagementFind out more about NACWA’s efforts with the Water Sector Collaboration on Effective Utility Management Committee as well as other initiative and projects designed to help utilities find solutions to their management challenges. » Click here for more information
Finances & RatesNACWA’s Financial Survey and Index provide an unparalleled look at the clean water sector’s revenues, expense capital needs, sewer service charges, rates and more. NACWA works to ensure Congress and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have access to and understand this critical utility investment information. » Click here for more information
Security & Emergency Preparedness
The nation's publicly owned treatment works are continually working to secure their facilities and improve their preparedness for terrorist attaches, natural disasters and all other threats. NACWA works with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and other water sector associations on projects that will help utilities with their security and emergency preparedness. NACWA's advocacy in this area focuses on preserving local choices for utilities and obtaining funding for any mandatory security measures. » Click here for more information
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Membership gives you access to the tools to keep you up to date on legislative, regulatory, legal and management initiatives.
Upcoming Events:
- Summer Conference & 43rd Annual Meeting
Managing & Financing the Resilient Clean Water Utility
July 14 – 17, 2013, Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza
, Cincinnati, OH

