During the 2026 legislative session, the New Hampshire House and Senate considered several bills focused on strengthening water system governance, protecting groundwater resources, and improving the resilience and cybersecurity of critical infrastructure. Some important stuff NHWWA and the Legislative Committee have been following are House Bills 1019, 1089, and 1728, together with Senate Bill 589. […]
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It is with sadness that we learned of the death of longtime member Philip H (Phil) Bilodeau who passed away on January 5, 2026 due to complications from emergency surgery. Phil’s involvement with NHWWA, where he made numerous friends, spanned several decades. He rarely missed a Technical Meeting and was present at many other events. […]
The NHWWA Young Professionals (YP) Committee has been hard at work planning an exciting lineup of events for 2026. Our events are open to water professionals of all ages and career stages, and we encourage you to join us for technical learning, networking, and social connection throughout the year. Stay up to date by following […]
For more information and to register, use links on this page or visit our TRAINING SCHEDULE & REGISTRATION page. When What Where TCHs March10, 17, 24, 31 & April 7, 2026 Grade 2 Distribution Exam Prep Course Manchester Treatment Plant 30 March 10, 2026 Small System Roundtable Virtual […]
Congratulations to Sarah Jakositz on being named the 2025 NHWWA Young Professional of the Year! Sarah is an accomplished engineer, leader, and mentor who has made a meaningful impact on the drinking water industry through her technical expertise, innovation, and dedication to service. From treatment plant design and hydraulic modeling to PFAS investigations and lead service line […]
Ian Rohrbacher, Water System Superintendent with the City of Rochester was honored with the 2025 NHWWA Meritorious Achievement Award during the MEWWA/NHWWA Joint Meeting in Bedford in January 15. The award recognizes a NHWWA member in good standing who has provided outstanding service to a water utility, or drinking water community through diligence, innovation, leadership, […]
The NH Drinking Water Coalition is expecting a record 500 students at this year’s Water Festival at the Manchester Water Treatment Plant on May 6. We’re very excited to bring our message of water quality, conservation and environmental education to so many young people! The students will be able to participate in hands-on water related […]
Abby Thompson Fopiano officially assumed the role of Chair of the New Hampshire Water Works Association (NHWWA) Board in January, marked by the ceremonial passing of the gavel from former Chair Jamie Stevens at the joint meeting of NHWWA and the New England Water Works Association (NEWWA) on January 15. Abby has served on the NHWWA Board […]
The Fall 2025 Issue of the NHWWA Journal is now available online. We were a bit late getting it published, but you should check out the article about Lower Bartlett Water Precinct’s in-house transition to ultrasonic AMI. The issue also features a comprehensive look at what makes up NH Water Works Association, and a recap […]
Invoices for 2026 membership renewals have been mailed via USPS in early January but you can request an emailed invoice that can be paid with a credit card by reaching out to Sue at info@nhwwa.org. You can also use our Join page to fill out the member application and pay online. Thank you for supporting […]