AWWA Resilience Strategies Training
AWWA Pacific Northwest Section is offering quarterly virtual trainings in lieu of a section conference this year. The first of these is on Resilience Strategies on February 25. WIWSA members can register by February 19 at the reduced AWWA member rate of $120 for a full day or $60 for a half day. Continue reading AWWA Resilience Strategies Training
PFAS in the legislature
Washington S-0160.2 Senate Joint Memorial 8001 was read before the Environment committee on Jan 26, 2021. While this bill asks the federal government to assist in PFAS remediation, it contains a paragraph attempting to foreclose on the establishment of cleanup standards for PFAS. The board of WIWSA wrote to the committee chair requesting that the bill not be advanced out of committee and that the PFAS Chemical Action Plan team be allowed to complete their work and make recommendations without prior prejudice. The full test of the bill and of the board’s letter can be found below. Continue reading PFAS in the legislature
WIWSA Virtual Booth at Sound Waters
https://www.soundwatersuniversity.org/sponsors/WIWSA.php Please check out our Virtual Booth at Sound Waters University 2021 Continue reading WIWSA Virtual Booth at Sound Waters
Water on Whidbey January 2021
AWWA Math for Operators Workshop
2021 Math for Operators Workshop – On-Line! (constantcontact.com) Continue reading AWWA Math for Operators Workshop
December 4 2020 Board of Directors Meeting Minutes (Draft)
December 2020 Annual Meeting Minutes (Draft)
Apprenticeship Presentation
Here is the presentation on the WIWSA Apprenticeship Program that Bethel Hart gave at the Annual Meeting December 10, 2020 Continue reading Apprenticeship Presentation
Whidbey Island Water Systems Association Annual Meeting
Annual Meeting December 10, 2020 – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm Via Zoom Agenda Call to order Board and guest introductionsRoll call of 2020 new members Quorum call At least one-fifth of membership present Approve Agenda Members vote to approve the agenda Secretary’s Report: Randi Perry will present the Minutes for the September 2020 General Membership Meeting. Members vote to approve the Minutes. Treasurer’s Report: Bethel Hart will present the Treasurer’s Report. Members vote to approve the Treasurer’s Report.Bethel Hart will present an update on the apprenticeship/scholarship programBethel Hart will present the budget for 2021. Members vote to approve … Continue reading Whidbey Island Water Systems Association Annual Meeting
Water on Whidbey December 2020
A monthly newsletter from Whidbey Island Water Systems Association December 2020 Welcome to the WIWSA December 2020 Newsletter! During these challenging times when we cannot meet in person, we are sending a monthly newsletter to keep our community up to speed with water news. We send this newsletter to our email list and post it on our website. We aim to provide an easy place to find all the month’s news and upcoming events.Please share this newsletter with your fellow water system board members, commissioners, operators, members, friends, neighbors, and anyone who drinks water on Whidbey and beyond, and encourage … Continue reading Water on Whidbey December 2020
WUE Webinar has been rescheduled—SAVE THE DATE
The Office of Drinking Water is changing reporting requirements for the annual Water Use Efficiency (WUE) report. The Office of Drinking Water has rescheduled the Water Use Efficiency (WUE) Webinar to Thursday, February 11, 2021, from 9:00 a.m. to noon. A registration link for this event will be created soon and an e-mail containing this link will be sent to our stakeholders when it is completed. Credits for this webinar will be available and there is no cost for this event. Additionally, a fact sheet has been created describing the changes to the reporting form. It is attached to this … Continue reading WUE Webinar has been rescheduled—SAVE THE DATE
Are wildfires contaminating your drinking water? — High Country News – Know the West
https://www.hcn.org/articles/wildfires-pollution-are-wildfires-contaminating-your-drinking-water Continue reading Are wildfires contaminating your drinking water? — High Country News – Know the West
In California, 1 million people lack access to clean water (When you can’t drink the water) — High Country News – Know the West
https://www.hcn.org/issues/52.12/south-pollution-in-california-1-million-people-lack-access-to-clean-water Continue reading In California, 1 million people lack access to clean water (When you can’t drink the water) — High Country News – Know the West

