A Clear Commitment to America’s Waters
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Celebrating the Power of Association –
Look Who’s New to NACWA
Represented by Charles Logue,
Utilities Operations & Maintenance Director
Located on the gulf side of Florida, north of Tampa, Pasco
County has a service area population over 200,000.
Represented by Michael Rousey, Project Manager
Located northeast of Denver in Colorado, Fort Lupton has a ser-
vice area population of over 7,000.
Represented by Lamont Curtis, Project Director
ATKINS is a leading design, engineering and project manage-
ment consulting firm. The firm has breadth and depth in its
expertise and its ability to respond to the most technically chal-
lenging and time critical infrastructure projects.
Represented by Alan Vicory, Principal
Stantec unites more than 14,000 employees working in over
230 locations. Collaborating across disciplines and industries,
Stantec brings buildings, energy and resource, and infrastruc-
ture projects to life through professional consulting in plan-
ning, engineering, architecture, interior design, landscape archi-
tecture, surveying, environmental sciences, project management,
and project economics.
Represented by Richard Lewis, Member
Steptoe & Johnson PLLC is a U.S. law firm with core strengths in
energy, labor & employment, litigation and transactional law. In
2013, Steptoe & Johnson celebrated 100 years of helping clients
reach their goals.
The Association is happy to welcome two new Public Agencies, two Corporate Affiliates and one Legal Affiliate.
As we look toward the new fiscal year, one of NACWA’s goals is to share the power of the Association’s advocacy with utilities and organiza-
tions who may be unfamiliar with the many benefits of membership. Members are invited to share the value they receive from membership
with a prospective member today. NACWA would like to express its appreciation to its members who encouraged others to join this year.
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ACWA and the Water Environment Federation (WEF)
will again co-host the
Utility Leaders Morning
on Tuesday,
September 30 at WEFTEC 2014. The special morning
session – for utility leaders and invited guests – will start
with at 8:00 am with the
Hot Topics Breakfast
, featuring key EPA staff.
The
Utility Executives Forum
will follow from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm.
Significant EPA Presence Expected at Hot Topics Breakfast
With last year’s government shutdown behind us, the
Hot Topics
Breakfast
will again feature key staff from the U.S. Environmental
Protection Agency’s Office of Water. The discussion will focus on
the top issues facing the clean water community including recent
changes to the Clean Water State Revolving Loan Fund; the new
Water Infrastructure Financing & Innovations Act
(WIFIA) program;
nutrient limits; toxics control; stormwater management; and more.
This unique opportunity will provide utility leaders with unpar-
alleled access to top water policymakers, as well as the leaders of
the Office of Wastewater Management and the Office of Science &
Technology. Additional details on the program and speakers will be
available soon.
NACWA at WEFTEC 2014 –
Save the Date for Utility Leaders Morning
Summer Conference Highlights
Utility of the Future Iniatives
George Hawkins (left), General Manager of DC Water and Ken Rubin,
Managing Director for Rubin Mallows Worldwide were part of a presentation
introducing NACWA’s new white paper: Today’s Clean Water Utility –
Delivering Value to the Ratepayer, Community, and the Nation at the
Association’s Summer Conference (see related cover story). Handouts from
the Conference are available at
