Communications & Outreach

As someone who works in water utility management, you need to keep your customers informed and educated. 

To help you succeed, AWWA has a Public Communications Toolkit and materials to help communicate various water-related topics, such as Drinking Water Week, lead in drinking water and the value of water. The goal is to strengthen public trust in water by helping you keep your customers informed and highly engaged.

For resources on building and reinforcing public trust, visit AWWA's Strengthen Public Trust resource page.

Trending in an Instant  Guide and Executive Summary

In today’s digital media environment, water utilities must compete with many voices seeking to influence hotrending in an instantw customers feel about their water quality and service. 

Advocacy groups, product marketers, celebrities and others can leverage social media and a decentralized media culture to place utilities suddenly and unexpectedly in a negative light.

To help water sector professionals prepare for and manage these situations, AWWA has updated its guide, Trending in an Instant: A Risk Communication Guide for Water Utilities, and an accompanying Executive Summary.

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