Webinar: Water Recommendations for the Next Administration   America is at a crossroads. We can continue to overlook the nation’s water problems, even as scarcity, pollution, and climate changes increase risk, or we can take steps to make our water systems more effective, resilient, and equitable.   Join us on November 18th for a discussion of the Pacific Institute’s water recommendations for the next administration with Pacific Institute President Jason Morrison, President Emeritus Dr. Peter Gleick, and Director of Research Heather Cooley. The webinar will include an overview of America’s current water woes and practical solutions for the incoming administration, on issues ranging from aging infrastructure to inequitable water access and climate change’s effects on water resources.   Wednesday November 18 I 1:00-2:00 PM PT   Register for free here.       About Us Videos Blog           Pacific Institute We create and advance solutions to the world’s most pressing water challenges.   510-251-1600 info@pacinst.org   ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌

Asset Management Planning and Resources On-line

• Understand how Asset Management impacts your budget
• Laptop exercises and free spreadsheets provided
• Learn what funders need during your project
• Network with and learn from other communities

Registration Information
Don’t Wait!! Space is limited!!
Register Online

Please register early as space is limited. Once we receive your registration, we will send you confirmation. If you need to cancel, please contact Heather so a space can be provided to someone else. Thank you!

Online Registration

Details to follow

Contact Information
Heather Cannon RCAC Cell: (360) 236-3116
Dan Bannier RCAC Cell: (509) 860-5846

The mission of the EPA is to protect human health and to safeguard the natural environment — air, water and land — upon which life depends.    RCAC provides technical assistance, training and financing so rural communities achieve their goals and visions.

When

Wednesday, October 28, 2020 at 8:00 AM PDT
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Wednesday, November 4, 2020 at 12:00 PM PST
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Where

This is an online event.

Contact

Jeff Lundt
Washington WARN
2064775582
jeff.lundt@kingcounty.gov

2020 Emergency Preparedness Workshop – Online 

Part 1 Planning – Wednesday October 28th 

Part 2 Preparation, Training & Response – Wednesday November 4th

Both workshops start at 8:00 AM PDT and run till 11:45

These are independent sessions you can sign up for either or both and get 0.3 CEU credit

Water & Wastewater CEU Approved!

Two half-day presentations that provides a basic understanding of emergency preparedness, and the response of water and wastewater utilities in the event of emergencies and disasters.  Assessing risks, planning and preparedness will lead to utilities that function better in emergencies, work more efficiently to restore service to customers and are better able to maintain service and water quality.

Part 1 – Planning will include:

• Water Utility Emergencies
• Emergency Case Studies
• Emergency Action Plan
• Risk & Resilience 
• Water & Wastewater Agency Response Networks
• Business & Operational Continuity

Part 2 – Preparation, Training & Response will include:

• Incident command system
• Public Outreach During Emergencies
• Tabletop & Field Exercises, Other Training
• Personal Preparedness
• Facility Security
• Cyber Security

Planned instructors include:

Tom Vane – Alderwood Water & Wastewater District

Sarah Lingley. – HDR Engineers

Seth McIntosh – City of Spokane

Jeff Lundt P.E. – King County WTD

0.3 CEUs Water & Wastewater CEU (pending) for each part

Cost for each session is $60 for AWWA & WEF members and $120 for non-members.  If you or your utility are AWWA, WEF or PNCWA members you qualify for member rates.  

Workshops run from 8:00 AM to 11:45 AM PDT each day.
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Scholarships for small utilities and students – To encourage participation from small utilities (<500 connections) two scholarships for small system operators are available. To receive the small system scholarship, please register and pay the registration fee.  Indicate on the form the name of your utility and number of connections.  If your registration is one of the first two received, your registration fee will be refunded following completion of the workshop.  Receipt of your payment marks your spot in line for the limited number of scholarships.  First Come – First Served.

Cancellation Policy – If a registrant is unable to attend the workshop and a substitute within the organization can attend, please contact Jeff Lundt at jeff.lundt@kingcounty.gov to update the information.  If unable to attend or send a substitute contact the above at least one week before the workshop for a refund (minus a $10 processing fee).  Refunds after that time will not be given. 

If the workshop is cancelled due to lack of registration or another reason, full refunds will be given.

Please note that the on-line registration system requires a unique email address for each registrant.  If you do not have a work or home email call Jeff Lundt (206/477-5582) for a work-around.

The AWWA Virtual Summit is now available on-demand

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