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Arid Nevada region collaborates on award-winning source water protection plan

A voluntary, multi-jurisdictional plan to preserve and improve the quality of an irreplaceable water system in western Nevada is this year’s recipient of the American Water Works Association’s (AWWA) Exemplary Source Water Protection Award.

New reservoir will supply fast-growing North Texas region

A North Texas water utility is building one of the state’s largest water projects in a generation, at a site unique for its eroded riverbed and paleontological history.

AWWA Member Spotlight – David Kuzminski, Town of Portland, Conn.

Position: Technology Coordinator 

City of Birmingham earns gold on a world stage

It’s not every day your home city is showcased on a world stage.

Louisville Water preserving historic water tower

The grande dame of ornamental water towers is undergoing a $6.2 million facelift.

Five tips for working with a recruiter during your job search

Want to learn how to leverage a recruiter in your job search? Check out the summary below from “5 Ways to Effectively Work with Recruiters” from Riya Sand, available at AWWA's Career Center. This website provides free resources about topics ranging from interviews and resumes to networking and salary negotiations.

AWWA Member Spotlight – Nicole “Nikki” Holloway, Beaver Water District, Lowell, Ark.

Position: Laboratory Supervisor 

New EPA guidance a reminder: LCRR requirements around the corner

Last week’s release by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of guidance related to lead service line inventories is a timely reminder that Oct. 16, 2024, is coming. That’s the compliance date for the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions (LCRR).

Paddlers hit the water to maintain Iowa rivers and streams

An enthusiastic crew of more than 300 canoe-paddling volunteers – including Taylor Hopper, a member of the Iowa Section of the American Water Works Association – traversed along 61 miles of the West Fork of the Des Moines River in northwest Iowa earlier this month during the state’s largest annual river clean-up event, Project AWARE (A Watershed Awareness River Expedition).