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A Water and Wastewater Agency Response Network is a network of utilities helping other utilities to respond to and recover from emergencies. The purpose of a WARN is to provide a method whereby water/wastewater utilities that have sustained or anticipate damages from natural or human-caused incidents can provide and receive emergency aid and assistance in the form of personnel, equipment, materials and other associated services as necessary from other water/wastewater utilities.

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This page does not provide an emergency response service or system.

This page merely contains information on preparing for emergencies and is not designed for responding to or assisting in the event of an emergency. The information contained on this page does not provide a guarantee of response or offer the ability to lessen the impact of a disaster to your utility. We endeavor to maintain the accuracy of the material and information on this site, but cannot guarantee that the information is complete, accurate, effective or current.

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WARN Regions

Region 1: Connecticut | New Hampshire | Maine | Rhode Island | Massachusetts | Vermont

CONNECTICUT
Tom Barger
tbarger@rwater.com
203.401.2710
CTWARN

NEW HAMPSHIRE
Alan Côté
alancote@derrynh.org
603.432.6144
www.t2.unh.edu

Johnna McKenna
johnna.mckenna@des.nh.gov
603-271-7017
www.t2.unh.edu

MAINE
Matthew Demers
mdemers@mainerwa.org
207-737-4092
https://www.mewarn.org

RHODE ISLAND
Dave Aucoin
daucoin@narrabay.com
401-461-8848 x418
www.riwarn.org

Gary Marino
gmarino@provwater.com
401-521-6300
www.riwarn.org

MASSACHUSETTS
Kirsten King
kirsten@NEWWA.org
508-893-7979
www.mawarn.org

VERMONT
Liz Royer
lroyer@vtruralwater.org
802-917-3701
www.vtwarn.org

Region 2: New Jersey | New York

NEW JERSEY
Brian Weir
brian.weir@amwater.com
908-670-6541
https://www.nj.gov/njoem/

NEW YORK
Marty Aman
maman@wcwsa.org
315-986-1929
www.nywarn.org

Region 3: Delaware | Pennsylvania | National Capital Region | Virginia | Maryland | West Virginia

DELAWARE
Rob Penman Jr.
robert.penman@veolia.com
302-252-3101
www.drwa.org/dewarn

PENNSYLVANIA
Mike Snyder
mikesnyder@pawarn.org
717-774-8870
www.pawarn.org

Carol Adams
carol.adams@alcosan.org
412-999-7740
www.pawarn.org

Mike DiSantis
disantism@delcora.org
610-876-5523
www.pawarn.org

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION
Steve Bieber
sbieber@mwcog.org
202-962-3219
www.ncrwarn.org

VIRGINIA
Scott Shirley
scott.shirley@westernvawater.org
540-283-8270
www.vawarn.org

MARYLAND
Ross Beschner
rbeschner@howardcountymd.gov
410-313-4912
www.mdwarn.org

WEST VIRGINIA
Tom Landis
landistel@yahoo.com
681-495-4405
www.wvrwa.org/wvwarn

Todd Grinstead
toddgrinstead@wvrwa.org
304-201-1689
www.wvrwa.org/wvwarn

Region 4: Alabama | Mississippi | Florida | North Carolina | Georgia | South Carolina | Kentucky | Tennessee

ALABAMA
Bud McCrory
bmccrory@mawss.com
251-694-3149

MISSISSIPPI
Rural Water Emergency Assistance Cooperative
msrwa@msrwa.org
601-857-2433

FLORIDA
Andrew Campbell
apc@ufl.edu
352-262-0608
https://flawarn.pwd.aa.ufl.edu/

Scott Kelly
kellsde@gmail.com
904-813-4349
https://flawarn.pwd.aa.ufl.edu/

NORTH CAROLINA
David Melton
dmelton@ashevillenc.gov
828-259-5957
https://www.ncwaterwarn.org

Shawn Coffman
scoffman@ci.charlotte.nc.us
704-336-7600
https://www.ncwaterwarn.org/

GEORGIA
Sandy Smith
ssmith@burnett-inc.com
678-878-6133
https://www.gawarn.org

SOUTH CAROLINA
Nick Rubin
nrubin@scrwa.org
864-617-3169
https://www.scrwa.org

KENTUCKY
Joe Burns
j.burns@krwa.org
606-232-1818
www.kywarn.org

TENNESSEE
Sonia Allman
sonia.allman@nashville.gov
615-862-4494
http://www.tnwarn.org

Region 5: Illinois | Minnesota | Indiana | Ohio | Michigan | Wisconsin

ILLINOIS
Josh Stewart
josh.stewart@cwlp.com
217-789-2323
https://www.ilwarn.org

MINNESOTA
Timothy Hewitt
Timothy.Hewett@ci.stcloud.mn.us
320-255-7286
https://www.mnwarn.org

INDIANA
Jaimie Foreman
Jforeman@carmel.in.gov
317-379-3115
https://www.inawwa.org/

OHIO
Tim Truman
tim.truman@daytonohio.gov
937-333-6048
https://www.ohwarn.org

MICHIGAN
Tim Neumann
tneumann@mrwa.net
517-657-2601

WISCONSIN
Joel Lemke
jlemke@stevenspoint.com
715-345-5266
https://www.wiawwa.org/page/WIWARN

Michael Heyroth
mheyroth@rmsd1.com
715-359-6177
https://www.wiawwa.org/page/WIWARN

Region 6: Arkansas | Oklahoma | Louisiana | Texas | New Mexico

ARKANSAS
Blake Weindorf
blake.weindorf@carkw.com
501-223-1579

OKLAHOMA
Brandon Bowman
bbowman@orwa.org
405-672-8925
https://www.soonerwarn.org

Doug Hall
dhall@orwa.org
405-672-8925
https://www.soonerwarn.org

LOUISIANA
Patrick Credeur
pclrwa@centurytel.net
337-738-2896
https://lrwa.org/#training/

TEXAS
Mike Howe
mikehowe@austin.rr.com
512-238-9292
https://www.txwarn.org

NEW MEXICO
Bill Conner
bill@nmrwa.org
505-884-1031
https://nmrwa.org/nmwarn/

Region 7: Iowa | Missouri | Kansas | Nebraska

IOWA
John Lins
jlins@iowaruralwater.org
515-208-1993
https://www.awwa-ia.org/iowarn

MISSOURI
Frank Genovese
fgenovese@stlwater.com
314-256-5722
https://www.mowarn.org

KANSAS
Brad Mears
bmears@kmunet.org
620-241-1423

NEBRASKA
Ryan Hurst
hurst@wahoo.ne.us
402-443-3222
https://www.newarn.org

Alan Slater
cowboy547@hotmail.com
402-274-4981
https://www.newarn.org

Region 8: Colorado | South Dakota | Montana | Utah | North Dakota | Wyoming

COLORADO
Michael Wolf
mwolf@toddcreekvillage.org
303-637-0344
https://cowarn.org/

SOUTH DAKOTA
Robin Dykstra
rdykstra@lincolncoruralwater.com
605-767-2966
https://www.sdwarn.org

MONTANA
Kirk Yoder
kyoder@mt.gov
406-444-7494

UTAH
Dale Pierson
dale.pierson@rwau.net
801-756-5123
www.utwarn.org

NORTH DAKOTA
Jacob Schafer
jrschafer@nd.gov
701.328.6622

WYOMING
Krista Johnston
kjohnston@casperwy.gov
307-235-7535
https://www.wyowarn.org

Region 9: Arizona | California | Hawaii | Nevada

ARIZONA
Dan Quintanar
AZ WARN Chair
dan.quintanar@tucsonaz.gov
(Cell) 520-349-6080
(Office) 520-837-2465
http://www.azwarn.org/

Christine Nunez
AZWARN Vice-Chair
christine.nunez@phoenix.gov
(Cell) 480-220-3865
(Office) 602-534-2916
http://www.azwarn.org

Lucas McCabe
AZWARN Secretary
lmccabe@metrowater.com
520-209-2836
http://www.azwarn.org

CALIFORNIA
Jim Wollbrink
jim.wollbrink@gmail.com
925-830-9180
http://calwarn.org/

HAWAII
Keith Okamoto
kokamoto@hawaiidws.org
808-756-3773

Ernest Lau
elau@hbws.org
808-748-5061

NEVADA
Corey Ross
corey.ross@lvvwd.com
702-258-7277
https://www.nvwarn.org

John Hines
john.hines@lvvwd.com
702-258-3116
https://www.nvwarn.org

Region 10: Alaska | Idaho | Oregon | Washington

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