Notice to Governors on infrastructure funding

AWWA Career Zone -- Apply passion about community and environment to your water career

This column highlights a discussion with Michaela Rempkowski, a member of AWWA’s International Council and AZ Water, which serves as AWWA’s Arizona section and the state’s member association of the Water Environment Federation. She is an integrated design director with McCarthy Building Companies, based in Phoenix, Ariz. As a professional chemical engineer, she has had the opportunity to design and build water and wastewater infrastructure across the western U.S. 

AWWA Member Spotlight – Kay Sanborn, Louisville, Ky.

Job title: Executive Director, AWWA Kentucky/Tennessee Section

Water community urged to protect against holiday hackers

Beware of the Grinch – that unscrupulous hacker lurking in the shadow of your critical networks and systems, hoping to wreak havoc over the upcoming holiday season.

Preparation, conservation prove critical as western U.S. water levels drop

As ongoing drought conditions exacerbate water shortages along the Colorado River Basin, one water utility in the impacted seven-state region is demonstrating the benefits of planning, preparation and conservation.

Water Utility Insider - November 24, 2021

Staff shortages, clogged supply chains latest water sector pandemic challenges

North American Water Loss Conference & Exposition to feature distinguished speakers; early registration prices available through December 3

Article about cybersecurity challenge

Climate change and water utilities: the time to act is now

Climate change is happening now, it is intensifying, and it will continue to have widespread impacts on water utilities.