Exhibitor Registration
Space is limited, and available on a first-come, first-served basis. 8×10 booths are $400 apiece. Fill out the Exhibitor Registration Form and return it to the WEAT office.
March 25, 2019
Washington Update
Join Us in Washington, DC for the National Water Policy Fly-In, Register Today
Administration Releases Desalination Priorities to Combat Water Scarcity
State Updates and Member Profiles
Welcome New Member!
The WateReuse Association welcomes the following new member:
California: Las Galinas to Expand Water Recycling Capacity
WateReuse Association member Las Gallinas Valley Sanitary District is preparing to break ground on a three year, multimillion dollar project to replace its wastewater treatment facilities and expand water recycling capacity. The project will increase the plant’s recycled water production capacity from 1.4 million gallons a day to 5.4 million gallons per day. The new facility will produce cleaner water and discharge less of it into the bay. Read More.
North Carolina: Cape Fear Considers Water Reuse for Long Range Needs
The Cape Fear Public Utility is drafting a long-range plan that would add recycled water to its water supply portfolio. As saltwater intrusion, increasing temperatures, pollution, and population growth threaten existing supplies, Cape Fear is considering recycled water for a variety of uses. The utility sees water reuse as a practice that would conserve the finite supply of water from local aquifers and the Cape Fear River. Read More.
Conferences and Events
Webcast: Selecting the Best Technology for Water Reuse: Overview of the MBR Process
Is membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology the right solution for your water reuse application? Offering a smaller footprint, smaller price tag, and high quality treatment, MBRs are a compelling solution for advanced water reuse applications. Please join us at April 10 at 2 pm eastern for a webcast that will provide an overview of the MBR process using flat plate MBR membranes. You will learn about the types of membranes and benefits of each, operations, maintenance, and screening. If you are considering an MBR system or maintaining an existing system, this presentation will provide you with a deeper understanding of the MBR process and the information you need to decide if MBR technology makes sense for your facility. Learn More.
2019 WateReuse California Annual Conference is a Huge Success
Save the Date: 34th Annual WateReuse Symposium in San Diego, California
Mark your calendar for the 34th Annual WateReuse Symposium is in San Diego, California on September 8-11, 2019. This year’s theme is “Collaborate to Innovate.” The Symposium will showcase recycled water collaborations among utilities, farmers, and industry; regulators working together at both the state and federal level; sustainability; public/private partnerships; and, for the first time, the latest in reuse research led by the Water Research Foundation. Learn More.
Upcoming Events
May
23
Thu
May 23 – May 24 all-day
WateReuse Texas, Water Environment Association of Texas, and Texas American Water Works Association invite you to attend the 8th Annual Water Reuse Conference in Texas — co-sponsored by our three associations.
Keynote Speaker Announced!
Pat Sinicropi, Executive Director of WateReuse Association, will provide a keynote discussion on the future of water reuse, Texas’ role as a reuse pioneer, and the EPA’s upcoming Water Reuse Action Plan. As Executive Director of WRA, Ms. Sinicropi works closely with regulators and lawmakers to help advance and advocate for water reuse.
You can register online using a credit card, or by filling out the pdf form below and returning it to the WEAT office.
Sponsor Opportunities are still available at every level, place your organization’s name in front of senior managers and decision makers. Sponsorship is available at three levels, starting at $250. The benefits of each tier are listed in the sponsorship form.
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May
30
Thu
Date: May 30, 2019
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM Webinar Presentation
11:00 AM – 11:30 AM Arizona Section Board Meeting
Location: Carollo Engineers, 4600 E. Washington Street, Phoenix, AZ 85034
Title: Onsite Water Reuse: An Additional Strategy to Manage Water
Presenters: Paula Kehoe, Director of Water Resources, San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Abstract: Treating water onsite in buildings, districts and large redevelopment projects can reduce potable water anywhere from 25-75%. Learn more about how the deployment of onsite water treatment systems are advancing in San Francisco and across the country.
Biography: Paula Kehoe, Director of Water Resources, with the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is responsible for diversifying San Francisco’s water supply through conservation, groundwater, recycled water, onsite water reuse and innovations programs.
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Jun
5
Wed
Presented in partnership with Bluefield Research, this webcast will provide insight into the growth and geographic expansion in the municipal water reuse market.
Webcast
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Eastern
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Pacific
Fee: Members: Free; Others: $49
PDHs: 1
As the municipal water reuse market experiences unprecedented growth and geographic expansion, where are the best opportunities? Bluefield Research has tracked over 700 reuse projects across 20 states. For the first time, this includes projects in two new states, New York and Oklahoma, reflecting the spread of reuse outside of its core markets such as California, Florida, Texas and Arizona. Learn what’s changed, how reuse “pays off” for utilities, and how the market is poised to take off on a large scale.
This webcast will address:
- The impact of decentralized reuse as large commercial property owners, such as Salesforce, look to invest in onsite treatment;
- Municipal investment in potable reuse, with a case study of El Paso, Texas, the largest city to adopt direct potable reuse;
- Regulatory and geographic shifts for water reuse; and
- Innovative financing strategies and prospects for return on investment.
Presenter
Erin Bonney Casey, Research Director, Bluefield Research
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Jun
12
Wed
- Call-in number is (407) 944-5105
Jun
20
Thu
<Orange County Chapter Meeting>
- Time: June 20, 2019
- Location
:Trabuco Canyon Water District
32003 Dove Canyon Dr
Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
Jul
28
Sun
Arizona Water Reuse Symposium
Register online HERE.
To complete registration by mail,use this FORM. (form attached)
Sponsorship Opportunities can be found HERE (form attached)
Symposium Program will be posted soon. Check back often.
2019 WateReuse Arizona Awards
Deadline to nominate: June 11, 2019
WateReuse Arizona will present awards in the following categories:
1. Project of the Year
2. Program of the Year
3. Person of the Year
AWARD NOMINATION INFO HERE (form attached)
Accommodations:
Little America Hotel Flagstaff
2515 East Butler Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86004
(928) 779-7900
A block of rooms has been set aside for symposium attendees through July 7th. The room rate of $145 per night will be honored thereafter for symposium attendees, but only based on availability of rooms. Ask for group sales and mention “Water Reuse Symposium” to receive the discounted rate, or use this link:
For any questions about sponsorship, please contact Jeff Biggs at jeff.biggs@tucsonaz.gov
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Aug
9
Fri
Aug 9 @ 9:30 am – 12:00 pm
WR California Board Meeting
– Aug 9 – 9:30 AM ~ 12:00 PM (Friday)
– Video hosted by Kennedy/Jenks
Rancho Cordova and Irvine Office
Aug
23
Fri
Topic: Decentralized Reuse
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