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Events available for Registration...

TAC Luncheon: Hot N Cold: Finding I/I Sources with Lasers
12/18/2025
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2026 RMWEA Water/Wastewater Fundamentals School
2/2/2026 - 2/6/2026
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Events in the next 120 days...
LPC/RMWQAA Winter Social
12/11/2025
LPC and RMWQAA are hosting their Winter Social on Thursday, December 11th at The Backyard Sports Lounge in Westminster. Whether you are already a member or curious in learning what LPC is all about, please join in on the festive fun! This is one of the best opportunities of the year to catch up with colleagues and meet new members all while playing fun games and enjoying some refreshments. 

LPC will be hosting a meeting prior to the start of the social. If you are interested in attending, the meeting will start promptly at 3 pm. 

Please RSVP to Seirra Potter by the end of the day on December 8th so that we can provide the restaurant with a more accurate headcount. 
December Board Meeting
12/12/2025
Join us for the RMWEA December Board Meeting. 
TAC Luncheon: Hot N Cold: Finding I/I Sources with Lasers
12/18/2025
Luncheon Description: A major challenge for any I/I reduction program is the ability to accurately locate significant sources of I/I in order to cost-effectively remediate them. Reviewing flow monitoring data, including temperature, reveals that I/I can have dramatic hot or cold influences on liquid temperatures and can provide key insights on I/I quantities. Distributed Temperature Sensing (DTS) technology combines a laser light-emitting source with a fiber optic cable that is placed in the sewer system and in contact with the wastewater. DTS gathers high-frequency (time and space) measurements of temperature, highlighting where significant I/I is entering the system during a wet weather event. Case studies will be presented that demonstrate the benefits of using such data to optimize a sewer rehabilitation program for I/I reduction.

Presenter: As BC’s National Wet Weather Practice Leader, Andy Lukas is engaged on strategic projects across the country that are driven by state and federal consent orders related to wet weather compliance issues. He provides solutions for issues ranging from flow metering, hydraulic modeling, inflow and infiltration (I/I) reduction, sewer overflow control, regional solutions, system planning, long-term capacity assurance, and overall wet-weather regulatory strategy.

A registration fee of $15 applies to all attendees. This is reduced from our typical registration amounts to reflect the event's online nature. Registration and payment for TAC luncheons will be handled at TAC Registration. Registration may be made for a single attendee or for multiple attendees in a group. It is requested that each individual in a group either register individually or be included in the count for a group registration, and that multiple parties are not partaking in the presentation without registering. If, for some reason, you are unable to register online, please contact Steve Polson by phone (303-748-0931) to arrange payment by check or cash.

The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, December 17, at COB. We will send out the link for the luncheon to the email addresses per the registration site by the end of the day on Wednesday. If you registered a group, please pass along the link to the members of your group. Please note the Teams program does not need to be installed on your computer to participate. When you click the link provided in the email, an option to participate through your browser is offered. There will also be a call-in number, but it is hoped that nobody is forced to do that, as you will only receive the audio in that case. If you registered but do not receive the email on Wednesday, please call Steve Polson (303-748-0931) on Thursday morning to determine how to obtain the link.

The program will start at 12 noon sharp. Please be sure and connect before 12 noon to avoid missing anything.
Water and Wastewater Fundamentals School
2/2/2026 - 2/6/2026
The Water and Wastewater Fundamentals School is a basic, comprehensive overview for water and wastewater operators. The goal of the Fundamentals School is to provide education for operators, so they possess a better understanding of the water and wastewater fields. The courses are designed to furnish water professionals with basic concepts of how treatment processes work and the requirements of government regulations. It is designed to benefit those seeking Class "C," "D," "T," and "S" certifications.

Event Summary:
RMWEA Fundamental School 
Start Date:  February 2, 2026
End Date: February 6, 2026
Hotel(s) offering your special group rate:
  • Delta Hotels Denver Thornton for 109.00 USD per night
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If you reserve your room after January 8th, prices are subject to change. Our block rate will have expired, and rooms will be booked at the current general price.
IWT Annual Seminar
2/5/2026

The Innovative Water Technology Committee is pleased to invite you to our biggest event of the year – the Annual Innovation Seminar! This in-person gathering will take place on Thursday, February 5th, 2025, at the CSU Spur Campus in Denver, CO. 

This year’s event will center on the cutting edge of resource recovery, bringing together the brightest minds and passionate professionals from across the water sector – including utilities, regulators, consultants, operators, engineers, lab experts, academics, and more - to collaborate and discuss our industry’s most pressing challenges.

We are also thrilled to announce that this year’s keynote speaker will be local biosolids expert, Becky Luna.

Registration includes:

  • A light breakfast and delicious lunch will be served to keep us energized.
  • Several networking breaks and a happy hour.
  • Seminar sessions on resource recovery, biogas reuse, emerging contaminants, and updates on state-of-the-art local research.
  • An exclusive tour opportunity is available onsite.
  • TUs are offered for attendance at the full event.

Registration coming soon!
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