Working for New Hampshire’s drinking water experts
Our Mission: To improve public water supply service in the State of New Hampshire.
New Hampshire Water Works Association (NHWWA) is a nonprofit membership organization that provides workforce training, knowledge, and advocacy for New Hampshire’s water utilities.
NHWWA helps its members deliver safe, reliable, and affordable drinking water to New Hampshire families, communities, organizations, and businesses.
NHWWA’s supporters include water utilities and systems, water system equipment and materials manufacturers and suppliers, engineers, consultants, government regulators, and their respective employees.
Our Vision: Safe and sustainable public drinking water for New Hampshire communities.
LATEST NEWS
Fall Journal is Available to Read Online
The fall 2024 issue of the NHWWA Journal is available to read online. This issue features an article on the public water system installed in the new Allenstown K-8 school. We also recap August’s Construction Day and Leadership Summit. NHWWA Fall 2024 Journal The NHWWA Journal is printed twice a year and mailed to our...
Summer 2024 Newsletter is Available Online
The Summer 2024 edition of our Newsletter is now available to read online. This issue features: AWWA Washington D.C. Fly-In Training & Events Calendar Legislative Update NH Drinking Water Festival Young Professionals Committee News Locke Lake Community Water System NHWWA SUMMER 2024 NEWSLETTER...
Do You have an Interesting Presentation You Would like to Share?
We are seeking presenters with interesting topics for those in the drinking water industry. If you have something to share, please complete the following form and send to Sam Currier, scurrier@nhwwa.org. Abstract Presentation Form...
Four Association Partnership Supports State-wide Water Services
Four Association Partnership Supports State-wide Water Services Conceived by the need to collaborate for common cause and sparked by former NHDES Water Division Director Tom O’Donovan in early 2019, the Four Associations became a team in response to pressures from the COVID pandemic on public water services. The Four Associations include NH Water Works, NH...
