NHWWA 2026 CALENDAR For more information and to register, use links on this page or visit our TRAINING SCHEDULE & REGISTRATION page. When What Where TCHs August 6, 2026 Leadership Summit Meredith 5 August 25, 2026 Small System Roundtable Virtual 2.5 August 27, 2026 Small System Roundtable Wolfeboro 2.5 September 11, 2026 Disk Golf Scramble […]
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The spirit of curiosity and discovery was alive as 486 students gathered for the New Hampshire Drinking Water Festival, State Science Fair and Poetry Contest on May 6, 2026. The event, held in celebration of National Drinking Water Week, gave students a chance to connect, learn, and deepen their appreciation for one of our most […]
On Wednesday, July 22, 2026, fifty-nine water works professionals from across New Hampshire came together to network, reconnect, and enjoy our Annual Fisher Cats Outing. It was an exciting evening at the ballpark, highlighted by an unforgettable moment when Jorge Burgos blasted a grand slam in the bottom of the eighth inning to break a […]
We had a great group on the bus for this year’s Construction Day! We moved the event from the traditional early August to early June, but it was still hot! We spent the morning in Nashua where we enjoyed a tour of Pennichuck’s treatment plant as well as two historical buildings before seeing the construction […]
With summer well underway, the NHWWA Young Professionals are excited to reflect on recent events and look ahead to the opportunities still to come in 2026. The YPs continue to support NHWWA’s mission of reaching, teaching, and connecting the next generation of water professionals across New Hampshire. In June, the YPs hosted the annual Joint […]
By Sam Currier, NHWWA President and CEO This April, New Hampshire was well represented in Washington, DC during the National Water Week Fly-In with the American Water Works Association (AWWA). I was fortunate to represent and partner with AWWA, NEWWA, NEWEA, NHWPCA, and NHWWA, bringing New Hampshire’s “One Water” priorities to Capitol Hill. This year’s […]
The 2026 legislative session has concluded, and NHWWA remained actively engaged throughout the process on issues related to drinking water, clean water, public works, infrastructure, community growth, cybersecurity, and other matters affecting our members. Working alongside partner organizations including NHMA, NHWPCA, and NHDES, NHWWA supported legislative advocacy efforts through bill tracking, collaboration, and written communication […]
The Water Manager’s School (WMS) is an intensive, nine-month training for supervisors and staff working in or advancing to supervisory positions. Even the best and most experienced operators confront a real challenge as supervisors – effectively managing people. WMS instructors and materials build communication, management and planning skills that will make you more competent and […]
The spring issue of the NHWWA Journal is available to read online. This issue features updates on LCRI with dated checklists through 2027. The Journal is printed twice annually and mailed to NHWWA members. Read the Journal.
Concord, NH – At the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Source Water Protection Conference, held June 12, Commissioner Bob Scott presented awards to the Town of Salem and the South Main Street Water District in Warren, New Hampshire for outstanding work to protect the quality and sustainability of sources of drinking water in New […]