Registration is open!

Individuals may register either online or with paper form. Check, card, or PO works for both. 

To register either yourself or another individual, or to register a group of individuals:

Start Registration here.

The complete Technical Program has been published: 132 presentations organized into 26 Sessions. Plus three Sunday preconference workshops including (1) The Future of Wastewater Treatment: Sustainable Solutions, (2) Unraveling the Mysteries of Collection System Odors and (3) Advanced Operators Workshop

Read all the abstracts and see the schedule here.

Exhibitor Registration is open.

Registration for individuals will be open this week. We'll send out an e-blast as soon as it is open. We are doing the final testing on a great new online system (that includes group registrations) and will get it live ASAP. Due to our delay, see below regarding the extension of the July 4th Special mentioned in the newsletter.

Best deal on registration costs: 

July 4th Special/Hot July Special extends through July 22 to maximize your savings.

Early Bird Registration from July 23 - Aug. 22

Early Bird Registration from July 23 through Aug. 22 still gives you the traditional "early bird" discounted cost and significant savings .

Regular registration from Aug 22.- Sept. 4. After Sept. 4 you must register on site.

Download a pdf of the Technical Program. Includes dates-times, session topics, presentation titles and presenter and presenter organization. Does not include the complete abstracts.

Wednesday also includes a unique special all day Session—Wastewater Reuse System Modeling.

Learn more about the conference including registration fees, lodging costs.

PNCWA's letter to municipal budget decision makers on the importance of training in the current economy.

See the PNCWA letter for regulatory budget decision makers.

Having trouble keeping up with the flurry of information related to stimulus funding? WEF has been keeping close tabs on the activity and is sharing detailed, real-time information, extracting the implications for Clean Water and Drinking Water funding for you. 

Take advantage of your WEF membership and refer to WEF's website for this valuable information.

PNCWA training and networking are more valuable than ever.

Individuals, firms, and municipalities need the best tools ever, the most up to date information ever, the best networking ever, to do their job better than ever.

It is commonplace to acknowledge that many are once again being asked to do more with less—and as such, PNCWA training and networking is critical to keeping professionals abreast with the tools they need---the first line of defense, and the first team on offense for knowledge and technologies.