Final Water 2050 think tank examines Social/Demographics issues

The fifth and final think tank report from the Water 2050 initiative led by the American Water Works Association (AWWA) summarizes recommendations from a gathering that explored social/demographic issues and their impact on the future of water.

AWWA Member Spotlight – Racquel Vaske, Saint Paul, Minnesota

Racquel Vaske has been the assistant general manager of Saint Paul Regional Water Services (SPRWS) since July 2021. Prior to that, she was the utility’s human resources manager for eight years.

Legendary competitor looking forward to ACE23 Hydrant Hysteria

To those who are in the know about all things involving Hydrant Hysteria – a fast-paced competition where two-member teams assemble a specific water hydrant as quickly as possible -- the name Bart Romero is considered legendary.

Latest State of the Water Industry Report highlights continued optimism, preparedness

Despite climate change-related challenges, aging infrastructure, threats to water supply, and other obstacles, the water community is feeling more optimistic and prepared to manage major issues and improve water operations, according to the most recent survey conducted by the American Water Works Association (AWWA).

Water Utility Insider - May 26, 2023

AWWA’s Annual Conference & Exposition returns to Canada with 20 professional tracks, 126 sessions

Nicole Brown and Toho Water Authority recipients of AWWA’s Diversity & Inclusion Awards

AWWA members join roundtable associated with United Nations water conference

In conjunction with this spring’s United Nations (UN) 2023 Water Conference, held in New York March 22-25, the American Water Works Association (AWWA) co-hosted an event with several of its international partners, including World Bank.

AWWA Member Spotlight – James Okumu, City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri

James Okumu left Kenya for the United States to pursue a water career and improve life for his family and those back home. He is a manager in water systems planning and engineering with City Utilities of Springfield, Missouri.

Utility’s investor ESG report updates community on sustainability, social impacts

DC Water’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) report is making the utility more attractive to investors while boosting its transparency and credibility with customers, officials say.