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March 2026 Regulatory Update
March 31, 2026 -
NACWA Urges Members to Respond as EPA Seeks Input on Revisions to Clean Water Financial Capability Assessment
March 26, 2026 -
Senate Advances WIPPES Act, Bringing National “Do Not Flush” Standard Closer to Finish Line
March 26, 2026 -
PEER Files Opening Appeal Against DOJ, NACWA in Biosolids Litigation
March 26, 2026 -
NACWA Releases New White Paper Addressing Utility Financial and Affordability Challenges
March 26, 2026 -
NACWA Participates in Congressional Briefing on PFAS Policy and Practice
March 26, 2026 -
Environmental Council of the States Releases PFAS Communications Hub
March 26, 2026 -
NACWA Publishes Timely Document to Help Clean Water Agency Leaders Address Growing Utility and Ratepayer Financial Challenges
March 23, 2026 -
House Committee Advances Bipartisan Special Districts Legislation
March 19, 2026 -
NACWA Engages with EPA’s Office of Wastewater Management on Ongoing Policy Initiatives
March 19, 2026 -
Executive Order on Housing Affordability Raises Key Issues for Clean Water Utilities
March 19, 2026 -
NACWA on the Road: Affordability, Federal Infrastructure Funding and Pretreatment Issues Take Center Stage
March 19, 2026 -
Technical Assistance Program Supports Communities Advancing Sustainable Infrastructure Projects
March 19, 2026 -
NACWA Supports Proposed Federal Legislation Designed to Bolster Utility Cybersecurity, Drought Resiliency
March 12, 2026 -
NACWA, WateReuse Association Strengthen Advocacy Collaboration as New Federal Funding Opportunities for Water Reuse and Resiliency are Announced
March 12, 2026 -
Women’s History Month Conference Celebrates Women Making History, Shaping the Future
March 12, 2026 -
NACWA Shares Federal Policy Outlook at Mid-Atlantic Utility Conference
March 12, 2026 -
EPA SWIFT Webinar Series: Building Resilience to Natural Hazards
March 12, 2026 -
City of Dayton’s Urban Agriculture Grant Program Strengthens Communities and Supports Clean Water Goals
March 12, 2026The City of Dayton’s (Ohio) Urban Agriculture Grant Program, launched in 2012, is an innovative initiative that merges stormwater management with community empowerment. Coordinated by the Water Department and the Community Engagement umbrella of the City’s Planning, Neighborhoods, and Development Department, the program provides urban growers with the opportunity to use finished Dayton Water and collected rainwater to support gardens that deliver environmental and community benefits. These efforts help restore biodiversity, increase green space, and address food insecurity across the city. -
NACWA Discusses Key Advocacy Priorities with Top EPA Office of Water Staff
March 6, 2026