Resources
Find reports, resources, and articles from the Partnership here.
Partnership for Safe & Clean Water Strategic Plan
Since the beginning, the Partnership for Safe Water and the Partnership for Clean Water have been dedicated to utilities leading the way. In 2023, the Partnership developed and adopted a new strategic plan, designed to guide the program into a successful future through 2030 and beyond. Read the plan and learn more about the program’s vision, mission, and strategic goals.
Partnership for Safe & Clean Water Strategic Plan (PDF)
2022 Annual Data Summary Report
The Partnership for Safe Water and Partnership for Clean Water Steering Committee and Staff are pleased to present the 2022 Annual Data Summary Report. The report includes data from Treatment Plant, Distribution System Optimization, and Clean Water Programs.
2022 Annual Data Summary Report (PDF)
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Opflow Articles from Partnership
Southern California Utilities Recognized Through Partnership Program
Two collaborative programs—the Partnership for Safe Water (PSW) and the Partnership for Clean Water (PCW)—have helped water utilities improve operations through guidance and valuable tools as well as strict requirements.
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Partnership for Safe Water Provides a Framework for Aurora Water’s Success
In the semiarid landscape of Aurora, Colorado, where water scarcity is a growing challenge, Aurora Water has emerged as a model of excellence in water treatment and public health protection.
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Celebrating Optimization With Partnership Programs
As AWWA celebrates 50 years of publishing Opflow, it’s a good opportunity to recognize how the magazine supports the association’s founding principles.
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Celebrating the Shared Evolution of the Safe Drinking Water Act & Partnership Programs
While water professionals celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) in 2024, this year also marks the Partnership for Safe Water’s 29-year milestone of supporting advances in water utility optimization.
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Develop Standard Operating Procedures for Routine Practice and What-If Scenarios
Amid ever-changing workforce and working conditions and regulations, today’s water and wastewater sectors rely on standard operating procedures (SOPs) to ensure consistency and continuity of operations to protect public health.
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