The Rocky Mountain Water Conference (RMWC) is an annual joint conference of RMWEA and the Rocky Mountain Section of the American Water Works Association (RMSAWWA).
Click the link below to learn more, register, become a sponsor, get involved, and more!
We look forward to seeing everyone in Keystone. more info...
The Rocky Mountain Section of the American Water Works Association and the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association are proud to partner with the University of Denver to deliver two cohorts of the Rocky Mountain Leadership Academy in 2024.
This two-day program develops the knowledge, tools, and skills today’s leaders need to successfully manage and lead a team. The curriculum combines academic knowledge and industry practices to deliver a comprehensive program, which benefits professionals from a variety of backgrounds.
Whether you have a few years of experience in leadership or are stepping into a management role for the first time, the Rocky Mountain Leadership Academy will help you reach your leadership potential.
Parker Water & Sanitation District (13939 Ancestry Dr, Parker, CO 80134) - September 12 and September 26 more info...
Please join us at LPC for a fun and educational tour of the SeaCrest WET lab in Louisville, CO
SeaCrest Group is an environmental lab that has been specializing in Whole Effluent Toxicity (WET) testing for over 30 years. Along with Ceriodaphnia dubia and Daphnia pulex, SeaCrest Group is one of the few labs in the area to also culture fathead minnow in house. Aside from WET testing, Seacrest Group is also trained in conducting TSS/TDS and E. coli. Come check out the lab and learn about WET testing!
The Western Colorado Water and Wastewater Conference will be held in Grand Junction this fall is an essential annual event for the Western Slope water and wastewater industry.
We invite you to share your professional knowledge and experience through a presentation that:
· Provides relevant, accurate information
· Provides current industry safety practices
· Includes insight into studies, design, construction, or operation of facilities
· Introduces new technology and/or innovation in water, wastewater, Collections and Distribution
· Demonstrates unique use of existing technology
· Highlights various approaches to problem solving
· Provides information on regulatory issues
ThirstyFest is a completely volunteer-led craft beer festival supported by the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association Water for People (RMWEA-WFP). All net-proceeds from the event go to Water For People, a Denver-based international non-profit that envisions a world where every person has access to reliable and safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services. Water For People works with local governments to help create safe drinking water and sanitation systems and currently works in nine countries across Latin America, East Africa and Asia.
The Rocky Mountain Section of the American Water Works Association and the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association are proud to partner with the University of Denver to deliver two cohorts of the Rocky Mountain Leadership Academy in 2024.
This two-day program develops the knowledge, tools, and skills today’s leaders need to successfully manage and lead a team. The curriculum combines academic knowledge and industry practices to deliver a comprehensive program, which benefits professionals from a variety of backgrounds.
Whether you have a few years of experience in leadership or are stepping into a management role for the first time, the Rocky Mountain Leadership Academy will help you reach your leadership potential.
Parker Water & Sanitation District (13939 Ancestry Dr, Parker, CO 80134) - September 12 and September 26 more info...
Join us for the Estes Park PWO on October 16, 2024! We will have a variety of presentations from a range of speakers. More details to come, so make sure to save the date! more info...
Register to attend the 2024 Communications Seminar!
Join us on October 29th as we hear from industry leaders in water communications, discuss the industry's most challenging topics, and network with other thought leaders.
Opportunity to provide info about your organization or a branded swag item (i.e. printed marketing materials, swag, etc.) available to participants at check-in
Name/Logo displayed on seminar materials including website, social media, printed materials
Silver Sponsor - $250
Name/Logo displayed on seminar materials including website, social media, printed materials
Sponsorships help cover event costs including refreshments, lunch, complimentary registration for students and interns, and a post-event happy hour. If you're interested in becoming a sponsor, reach out to Elizabeth DeWaard. more info...
CECTI is again bringing Distribution and Collection operators together to promote professionalism within the industry and provide relevant training and TUs. Topics include valves, pipe rehab, pumps, inspections, system design, MRT and more.
**By taking these classes you will meet the APPROVED REGULATORY REQUIREMENTS for Colorado and receive TUs. Past events have generally been approved for up to 1.6 TUs in the focus area.
Two optional 4-hour math classes for registered students will be held on Wednesday, November 6, either 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM or 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM. more info...