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Events available for Registration...
TAC Luncheon -- Recycled Water Program Development
11/21/2024
Online Registration has closed for this event
2025 RMWEA Water/Wastewater Fundamentals School
1/20/2025 - 1/24/2025
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RMWEA Collections Conference
4/17/2025
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TAC Luncheon -- Recycled Water Program Development
11/21/2024
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2025 RMWEA Water/Wastewater Fundamentals School
1/20/2025 - 1/24/2025
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RMWEA Collections Conference
4/17/2025
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Events in the next 120 days...
Presenter: Matthew Gregg
Matthew Gregg is a program manager and client service manager in Brown and Caldwell’s (BC) Boise office. Matt’s primary focus is assisting clients with long-term utility management decisions and large program execution. He has led the development and implementation of over $700M in recycled water programs. Matt has a master’s degree in civil engineering with a focus in wastewater engineering and a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, both from the University of Idaho.
A registration fee of $15 is being imposed for all attendees. 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 group registration and that multiple parties not partake in the presentation without registering. If, for some reason, you are unable to register online, please contact Steve Polson (303-748-0931) or at steve.polson@jacobs.com to arrange to pay with a check or cash.
This month’s luncheon will be held virtually. Sorry, you must bring your own lunch. 😊 Instructions on how to register are in the next paragraph. The presentation will begin at 12 noon on the above date (Mountain time). The presentation will be broadcast using Microsoft Teams. Folks who have registered for the luncheon will receive an email the day before with a link to the meeting. Please be sure your microphone is muted and the camera is turned off when you join the meeting. The first is obvious, and the latter is to reduce the bandwidth required. At the end of the presentation, we will hold a Q&A session. For Q&A, please post a message in the Chat window that you have a question, and Steve will call on folks in order. You don’t have to state your question in the Chat area, but you can if you want. Otherwise, just turn on your microphone when Steve calls on you.
The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, November 20, 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 are a registered group member, 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. If you registered but did not receive the email on Wednesday, please call Steve Polson (303-748-0931) on Thursday morning to determine how to get you the link. The program will start at 12 noon sharp. Please be sure and connect before 12 noon to avoid missing anything.
The evening will consist of festive games, exciting prizes, good conversation, appetizers, and drinks! For those that would like to attend, there will be also be a meeting from 3-4pm.
Please RSVP to Seirra Potter prior to December 4th if at all possible so that the brewery has a better idea of how many people will be attending!
Denver Thornton
10 E. 120th Ave.
Northglenn, CO 80233
January 20th-24th, 2025
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Water Fundamentals - $450 (after Jan. 8th - $500)
Wastewater Fundamentals - $450 (after Jan. 8th - $500)
Lunches and Course Notebooks are not required but can be included for an additional fee. The course notebooks are 3-ring binders with physical printouts of the slide presentations that will be shown in class. Everyone registered will receive a flash drive of course presentations.
*Scholarship options are available (deadline to submit is January 10th, 2024) - Scholarships covering the tuition for one course of study in the Fundamentals School will be awarded to applicants employed by a town or municipality water or sewer district serving fewer than 3,300 residents within the Rocky Mountain Region. (CO, NM, WY)
Scholarships will be reviewed and awarded based on size of community served, location, and level of certification required for that entity by the scholarship review board.
The Rocky Mountain Water and Wastewater Fundamentals School is a basic, comprehensive overview for water and wastewater operators. The course is divided into two separate classes, one on water and one on wastewater. The course is designed for people who are new to the field or have been in it for only a few years. It should be beneficial to those seeking Class "C", "D", "T", and "S" certification.
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 operators with basic concepts of how treatment processes work and the requirements of government regulations. The Fundamentals school curriculum also provides opportunities to prepare for either the water or wastewater certification exams. However, operators should not use the courses as their only study guide for certification exams.
11/21/2024
November meeting for the Utility Management Committee meeting. In-person option if there's enough interest. 11/21/2024
Utilities throughout the Western United States are increasingly focused on developing recycled water programs. These programs are being used to increase climate resilience, offset the costs of increasingly stringent requirements for surface water discharge, and provide valuable resources back to the community. Maximizing these benefits requires utilities to integrate multiple factors and considerations as they develop a comprehensive narrative and approach for their recycled water program. This presentation will focus on identifying these factors, many of which fall outside the technical feasibility realm. It will also demonstrate how utilities balance them as they work towards recycled water program development.Presenter: Matthew Gregg
Matthew Gregg is a program manager and client service manager in Brown and Caldwell’s (BC) Boise office. Matt’s primary focus is assisting clients with long-term utility management decisions and large program execution. He has led the development and implementation of over $700M in recycled water programs. Matt has a master’s degree in civil engineering with a focus in wastewater engineering and a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, both from the University of Idaho.
A registration fee of $15 is being imposed for all attendees. 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 group registration and that multiple parties not partake in the presentation without registering. If, for some reason, you are unable to register online, please contact Steve Polson (303-748-0931) or at steve.polson@jacobs.com to arrange to pay with a check or cash.
This month’s luncheon will be held virtually. Sorry, you must bring your own lunch. 😊 Instructions on how to register are in the next paragraph. The presentation will begin at 12 noon on the above date (Mountain time). The presentation will be broadcast using Microsoft Teams. Folks who have registered for the luncheon will receive an email the day before with a link to the meeting. Please be sure your microphone is muted and the camera is turned off when you join the meeting. The first is obvious, and the latter is to reduce the bandwidth required. At the end of the presentation, we will hold a Q&A session. For Q&A, please post a message in the Chat window that you have a question, and Steve will call on folks in order. You don’t have to state your question in the Chat area, but you can if you want. Otherwise, just turn on your microphone when Steve calls on you.
The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, November 20, 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 are a registered group member, 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. If you registered but did not receive the email on Wednesday, please call Steve Polson (303-748-0931) on Thursday morning to determine how to get you the link. The program will start at 12 noon sharp. Please be sure and connect before 12 noon to avoid missing anything.
12/5/2024
Interested in joining LPC or just wanting to catch up with a colleague you haven't seen in a while? Then please join LPC and RMWQAA for our annual Winter Social at Windfall Brewing Co.!The evening will consist of festive games, exciting prizes, good conversation, appetizers, and drinks! For those that would like to attend, there will be also be a meeting from 3-4pm.
Please RSVP to Seirra Potter prior to December 4th if at all possible so that the brewery has a better idea of how many people will be attending!
1/20/2025 - 1/24/2025
Delta Hotels by MarriottDenver Thornton
10 E. 120th Ave.
Northglenn, CO 80233
January 20th-24th, 2025
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Location: Fundamentals School will take place at the Delta Marriott Hotel, off of I25 and 120th Ave., in Northglenn.
To reserve a room at the Delta Marriott Hotel, call (303)452-4100 or use the link below.
Book your group rate for RMWEA SCHOOLS
If you reserve your room after January 8th, prices are subject to change, as our block rate will have expired, and rooms will be booked at the current general price.
Water Fundamentals - $450 (after Jan. 8th - $500)
Wastewater Fundamentals - $450 (after Jan. 8th - $500)
Lunches and Course Notebooks are not required but can be included for an additional fee. The course notebooks are 3-ring binders with physical printouts of the slide presentations that will be shown in class. Everyone registered will receive a flash drive of course presentations.
*Scholarship options are available (deadline to submit is January 10th, 2024) - Scholarships covering the tuition for one course of study in the Fundamentals School will be awarded to applicants employed by a town or municipality water or sewer district serving fewer than 3,300 residents within the Rocky Mountain Region. (CO, NM, WY)
Scholarships will be reviewed and awarded based on size of community served, location, and level of certification required for that entity by the scholarship review board.
The Rocky Mountain Water and Wastewater Fundamentals School is a basic, comprehensive overview for water and wastewater operators. The course is divided into two separate classes, one on water and one on wastewater. The course is designed for people who are new to the field or have been in it for only a few years. It should be beneficial to those seeking Class "C", "D", "T", and "S" certification.
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 operators with basic concepts of how treatment processes work and the requirements of government regulations. The Fundamentals school curriculum also provides opportunities to prepare for either the water or wastewater certification exams. However, operators should not use the courses as their only study guide for certification exams.
"A" and "B" operators are encouraged to participate in the Intermediate and Advanced School being offered in
April, which offers courses geared for experienced treatment plant operators.
April, which offers courses geared for experienced treatment plant operators.
1/30/2025
More information to come! Registration will open in early December. 2/6/2025
Come join the Innovative Water Technology Committee for their Annual Seminar in February of 2025! The theme for the event will be One Water and One Environment featuring Jamie Eichenberger (Past WEF President) as the keynote speaker. This year's session topics will be Energy Production and Management, Reuse-based Challenges, Wholistic Nutrient Considerations, and Advanced Treatment Technologies. The full-day seminar registration includes a light breakfast, a tour coupled with lunchtime, and a happy hour afterwards. We hope you will join us for another wonderful event.
- TUs will be offerred through Colorado Certified Water Professionals (CCWP)
2/26/2025
Utility Management Workshop covering a broad range of topics, including:
- Asset management
- Hydraulic modeling software
- Capital improvement planning
2/27/2025
More information to come! Registration will open in early December. 3/10/2025 - 3/14/2025
The Water and Wastewater Intermediate and Advanced School offers courses designed to provide established and experienced operators with a better understanding of treatment processes and information on performing their duties in an ever-changing environment. The courses offered at this school include Intermediate Water, Advanced Water, Intermediate/Advanced Wastewater, Activated Sludge, Biosolids and Industrial Wastewater. A and B operators are encouraged to participate in the Intermediate and Advanced School.| SUBMITTING AN EVENT -- Read This-- |
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