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Events available for Registration...
RMWEA Collections Conference
4/17/2025
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IWT Tour of Greeley WTRF
5/15/2025
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Greeley PWO -2025
5/22/2025
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2025 Operations Challenge Golf Tournament
6/2/2025
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2025 Operations Challenge RMWEA Regional, Rocky Mountain Rivalry, Competition
7/14/2025 - 7/15/2025
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RMWEA Collections Conference
4/17/2025
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IWT Tour of Greeley WTRF
5/15/2025
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Greeley PWO -2025
5/22/2025
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2025 Operations Challenge Golf Tournament
6/2/2025
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2025 Operations Challenge RMWEA Regional, Rocky Mountain Rivalry, Competition
7/14/2025 - 7/15/2025
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Events in the month of March 2025
Book your group rate for RMWEAThank you for choosing to ha
More about the facility: The WWTP features a Fluidyne Sequenching Batch Reactor, built in 2013 to replace lagoons, rated for .25 MGD and 488 lbs per day BOD. Solids originally handled with lagoon. Sand filters and ferric chloride tertiary treatment funded by City of Boulder for phosphorous removal because Barker is a significant source of drinking water for the city. Boulder and Nederland have ongoing partnership to cover phosphorus removal operation costs, which includes a portion of solids handling costs. Solids lagoon decommissioned and aerobic digester and PWTech dewatering screwpress installed in 2019. Hauling costs and I think odor from solids lagoon were the primary driver for the digester and dewatering system. Partially grant funded and voter approved. Town commissioned study to produce class A biosolids which estimated construction cost to be about $1 million. Town is currently piloting self hauling biosolids to A1 Organics to reduce hauling costs while producing a compost product similar to class A biosolids.
Lauren is currently the QA Manager at Colorado Analytical with 10 years of industry experience, and active member of LPC, and also a My Green Lab Ambassador.
This hour long virtual session will include 30 minutes of a presentation followed by 30 minutes of group discussion. Please come with any questions!
Please use the link included below to join the meeting.
Join the meeting now
Meeting ID: 262 471 757 382
Passcode: Gh7k76sb
A registration fee of $15 is being imposed for all attendees. This is reduced from our typical registration amounts to reflect the online nature of the event. 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 are 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 (303-748-0931), or at steve.polson@jacobs.com, to arrange for paying with check or cash.
The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, March 19, 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 do not receive the email on Wednesday, please call Steve Polson (303-748-0931) on Thursday morning to determine how to get you the link.
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 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 program will start at noon sharp. Please be sure to connect before noon to avoid missing anything.
We'll kick things off with a tour of Denver Water's brand new Northwater Treatment Plant and then head over to a Happy Hour at the Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge in Candelas!
March 20th
3:00 - 4:30 PM: Denver Water Northwater Plant Tour
4:30 - 6:00 PM: Happy Hour at Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge in Candelas
We can only have 30 folks on the tour, so make sure to sign up early. Parking is limited, carpool if you can!
Tour Requirements:
3/3/2025
The RMWEA Public Education and Outreach Committee is sponsoring an industry week with the Colorado Association of Black Professional Engineers & Scientists (CABPES). We are looking for volunteers to tutor math for students in grades 5th through 12th. Tutors will be paired with members of the core volunteer group who attend every week and placed in classrooms with ~10-15 students.
3/5/2025
Utility Management Workshop covering a broad range of topics, including:
- Asset management
- Hydraulic modeling software
- Capital improvement planning
3/5/2025
The RMWEA Public Education and Outreach Committee is sponsoring an industry week with the Colorado Association of Black Professional Engineers & Scientists (CABPES). We are looking for volunteers to tutor math for students in grades 5th through 12th. Tutors will be paired with members of the core volunteer group who attend every week and placed in classrooms with ~10-15 students.
3/6/2025
Winter planning meeting from noon to 5 pm followed by Happy Hour at Prost Brewing in Northglenn from 5-7 pm. 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.Book your group rate for RMWEAThank you for choosing to ha
You will find the information for your online reservation link below. If you have questions or need help with the link, please do not hesitate to ask. We appreciate your business and look forward to a successful event.
Event Summary:
RMWEA
Start Date: Monday, March 10, 2025
End Date: Friday, March 14, 2025
Hotel(s) offering your special group rate:
- Delta Hotels Denver Thornton for 129.00 USD per night
3/13/2025
The Biosolids Committee and Town of Nederland Utilities Manager Andrew Bliss are teaming up to offer a facility tour on March 13. Join us to learn about how this small facility achieves impressive results in effluent quality and biosolids management. After the tour, join the group for lunch at a Nederland restuarant (location TBD).More about the facility: The WWTP features a Fluidyne Sequenching Batch Reactor, built in 2013 to replace lagoons, rated for .25 MGD and 488 lbs per day BOD. Solids originally handled with lagoon. Sand filters and ferric chloride tertiary treatment funded by City of Boulder for phosphorous removal because Barker is a significant source of drinking water for the city. Boulder and Nederland have ongoing partnership to cover phosphorus removal operation costs, which includes a portion of solids handling costs. Solids lagoon decommissioned and aerobic digester and PWTech dewatering screwpress installed in 2019. Hauling costs and I think odor from solids lagoon were the primary driver for the digester and dewatering system. Partially grant funded and voter approved. Town commissioned study to produce class A biosolids which estimated construction cost to be about $1 million. Town is currently piloting self hauling biosolids to A1 Organics to reduce hauling costs while producing a compost product similar to class A biosolids.
3/13/2025
Please join Lauren Hevert for an exciting virtual presentation about the importance of sustainability practices within a laboratory, along with how to implement and improve these practices. Lauren is currently the QA Manager at Colorado Analytical with 10 years of industry experience, and active member of LPC, and also a My Green Lab Ambassador.
This hour long virtual session will include 30 minutes of a presentation followed by 30 minutes of group discussion. Please come with any questions!
Please use the link included below to join the meeting.
Join the meeting now
Meeting ID: 262 471 757 382
Passcode: Gh7k76sb
3/20/2025
Rapid advancements and proliferation of technologies, both hardware and software including AI, paired with workforce trends are creating opportunities for the water industry to consider multiple ways to leverage these technologies to improve decision making and gain organizational benefits. This presentation will provide an overview of the trends, opportunities, and ways to effectively implement digital and AI within water. In addition, the presentation will engage with the attendees to learn more about their awareness and application challenges of implementing and advancing digital/AI within their teams.A registration fee of $15 is being imposed for all attendees. This is reduced from our typical registration amounts to reflect the online nature of the event. 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 are 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 (303-748-0931), or at steve.polson@jacobs.com, to arrange for paying with check or cash.
The registration deadline for this event is Wednesday, March 19, 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 do not receive the email on Wednesday, please call Steve Polson (303-748-0931) on Thursday morning to determine how to get you the link.
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 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 program will start at noon sharp. Please be sure to connect before noon to avoid missing anything.
3/20/2025
Join the RMSAWWA and RMWEA YP committees for an action packed afternoon filled with two awesome events! We'll kick things off with a tour of Denver Water's brand new Northwater Treatment Plant and then head over to a Happy Hour at the Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge in Candelas!
March 20th
3:00 - 4:30 PM: Denver Water Northwater Plant Tour
4:30 - 6:00 PM: Happy Hour at Bluegrass Coffee & Bourbon Lounge in Candelas
We can only have 30 folks on the tour, so make sure to sign up early. Parking is limited, carpool if you can!
Tour Requirements:
- Sign this waiver and email by March 17th to juan.guzman@state.co.us
- Bring Photo ID
- Must wear closed toed shoes and long pants
- It may be chilly, bring layers!
- Lots of stairs and walking on the tour, be aware
3/26/2025
Announcing the RMWEA Women in Water Event – March 26
We are excited to announce the upcoming RMWEA Women in Water event, taking place on March 26 from noon to 3:00 PM at South Platte Renew. This women-only event will bring together women in the water industry to share experiences, build connections, and inspire one another.
The event is free to attend and will feature engaging presentations, networking, and discussions on key topics impacting the water sector. Lunch will be provided, offering a great opportunity to learn, connect, and collaborate in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the field, this event promises to be a valuable experience for all involved.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
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