Clean Water Advocate
Summer 2020
President's Message | Charting the Next 50 Years
Terry Leeds | NACWA PresidentDirector, KC Water | Kansas City, MO
The Clean Water Utility Guide to Surviving a Crisis
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Decisive Leadership Charts a Path Forward for Utilities in Early Hotspot
Andrew Lee | Deputy Director
Seattle Public Utilities | Seattle, WA
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Great Lakes Water Authority's Successful Crisis Response Lies in the Ability to Evolve
Sue F. McCormick | CEO
Great Lake Water Authority | Detroit, MI
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Combatting COVID-19 Through Care and Compassion in Central Florida
Todd Swingle | Executive Director
Toho Water Authority | Kissimmee, FL
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Foresight and Planning: The Keys to Navigating the Pandemic for Small Utilities
Barbara Biggs | General Manager
Roxborough Water and Sanitation District | Littleton, CO
Responding to COVID-19 Through Community and Advocacy
Nathan Gardner-Andrews | General Counsel + Chief Advocacy Officer
NACWA | Washington, DC
The NACWA Family - Getting Through this Together
Kelly Brocato | Senior Director of Membership
NACWA | Washington, DC
Winter 2020
President's Message | NACWA at 50
John Sullivan
National Clean Water Advocacy With Local Results
Brian Heaston, PE
Strength in Numbers
Susan Tanner Holmes & Todd Danielson
Small Utilities, Bigger Challenges
Collin Drat
Addressing the PFAS Challenge
Rosa Gwinn, PH.D., P.G.
Working Toward Every Utility a Member
Kelly Brocato
Summer 2019
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Summer 2017
Founded in 1970, the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA) is the nation’s recognized leader in legislative, regulatory and legal advocacy on the full spectrum of clean water issues. NACWA represents public wastewater and stormwater agencies of all sizes nationwide, and is a top technical resource in water quality, water management and sustainable ecosystem protection. NACWA’s unique and growing network strengthens the advocacy voice for all member utilities, and ensures they have the tools necessary to provide affordable and sustainable clean water for all communities. Our vision is to represent every utility as a NACWA member, helping to build a strong and sustainable clean water future.