Spring Conference 2019
March 25-28, 2019 in Sacramento, CA
Registration is now open!
More Information
 
Last day to register for the Drinking Water Treatment Contact Hour Classes is January 9th! The class will be offered in Fresno, Pleasanton & Sacramento.
More Information

Competitions
Don't miss out on the competitions happening at Spring Conference! Registration deadline is March 1, 2019.
More Information »
 

  

California Water Rate Setting Under Proposition 218: A Practical Guidebook

A publication of the California-Nevada American Water Works Association Financial Management Committee. Now available for purchase!

TheBookPatch.com Buy Now style 1 button


Chisom Obegolu, P.E.
Metropolitan Water District of Southern CA

"I just wanted to share a quick note to express how impressed I was with the 2018 AWWA Annual Fall Conference. In addition to having a multitude of topics to provide insight on sustainability, it was well organized and simple to follow. I particularly enjoyed the app that was created for this conference as it helped me decipher through the many presentations and identify which ones peaked my interest. The various presentations were immensely informative and applicable to my organizational goals as well as my personal and professional goals.

As a speaker at this event, I was well accommodated from my arrival and sign-in to my departure. I am looking forward to the 2019 conference in Sacramento!"




AFC2018 George A. Elliott Memorial Award winners: (L to R) Chair Kate Nutting congratulates recipients Tom Bloomer (Murraysmith) and Rosie Thompson (Metropolitan Water District of Southern California) with Past Chair, Uzi Daniel.


Rosie Thompson
Metropolitan Water District of Southern CA

"The 2018 CA-NV AWWA Fall Conference was a great experience for all attendees. The wide range of topics covered in the various technical programs, from accessibility to safe and affordable drinking water to women in leadership, provides an opportunity to gain more knowledge and meet professionals in different areas that appeal to you. And, everyone at the conference is approachable, willing to share their knowledge, and experience. 

CA-NV AWWA is a unique community that I feel fortunate to be a part of.  As a volunteer-based association, the enthusiasm and commitment that is consistently displayed by the staff, leadership and members is nothing short of impressive and inspiring.  CA-NV AWWA always encourages and welcomes your participation and involvement.  If there is a committee or issue you want to directly engage in to influence or help facilitate change, there is ample opportunity and support. 

Admittedly, I am a relative newcomer to CA-NV AWWA, as I became Chair of the Government Affairs Committee in 2015 only after a couple of years of being a committee member. But, the sincere interest and constructive input I received from the three Section Chairs and the Governing Board, with the goal of further evolving CA-NV AWWA into a more engaged presence in the legislative arenas, was equally met with the participation and involvement from the committee members and others within CA-NV AWWA that contributed to a sincerely fun and exciting tenure.   While my term has ended, I will always value the experience and the ability to further develop my own leadership skills, as well as the opportunity to collaborate with the larger membership of CA-NV AWWA.  And, as I explore other areas within CA-NV AWWA, I am now lucky enough to be the Vice-Chair to the Energy and Sustainability Committee, where there is a need and interest to delve into a variety of issues that are directly impacting CA-NV AWWA members as we adjust to climate change.  

In short, if you want to expand your knowledge-base, network with professionals from all areas of water, and contribute to a recognized and respected organization, then get engaged and take advantage of what CA-NV AWWA has to offer!"