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Iowa Section American Water Works Association Young Professionals
meet outside their typical work environment.
Click here to read more or visit the
Young Professionals page. - Posted
6/28/2010
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The Fundamentals of Asset Management - A "Hands-On" Approach
The workshop, which is sponsored by the City of Cedar Rapids -
Utilities Department, will be held on August 31 - September 1, 2010
in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. For more information on the workshop and how
to register, visit the Section's
Conferences & Training page. Registration deadline is August
20, 2010. Early registration is suggested as space is limited.
- Posted 6/28/2010
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Paul Jones Shares Experiences from Antarctica -
Posted 5/27/2010
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U.S. E.P.A. sponsors free access to WaterISAC Security Resources
- Posted 4/30/2010
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Legislative Update -
View a summary of the 2010 legislation relating to the water
industry. - Posted 4/26/2010
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Press Release - Take A Vacation and Help Clean A River! The Iowa
Department of Natural Resources' annual Project AWARE (A Watershed
Awareness River Expedition) event to be held July 10 - 17, 2010. For
more information on this event and to download registration
materials, visit
www.iowaprojectaware.com.
A Project AWARE team is being formed by the Iowa Section AWWA
Membership Committee. If you are interested in joining the
Membership Committee team for this event, visit the
Membership page for more details.
- Posted 4/26/2010
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Congratulations to Jerry Stevens, General Manager of West Des
Moines, Iowa Water Works, for his recent election as President-Elect
of the American Water Works Association! -
Posted 1/27/2010
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Iowa Section-AWWA Membership Committee fundraiser raised $7,620 for
the Hays Pure Water For All Foundation.
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AWWA Press Release - American Water Works Association and Water
Environment Federation release "Competency Model" to encourage water
careers. - Posted 11/10/2009
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Efforts are underway to bring water and wastewater curriculums to
local community colleges.
Click here to view the presentation made by Bob Watson
during the Business Meeting of the annual IA-AWWA conference.
View a draft program curriculums.
Send a
resolution to your local city council to support scholarships
for students in water and wastewater curriculums.
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IA-AWWA encourages the Iowa Department of Public Health to consider
water and wastewater first responders in the allocation of the H1N1
vaccinations. Read IA-AWWA Chair Tim Wilson's letter to the Iowa
Department of Public Health.