Interested in becoming a certified water operator or thinking about advancing from Grade 1 to Grade 2? The following courses can help prepare you: Grade 1A Small Water System Operator Introduction Course (offered twice a year) Basic Water Works Math (offered twice a year) Grade 1 Exam Prep Course (for Treatment and Distribution, offered twice […]
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2023 Volume II Journal Available Online Check out our latest issue of the Journal, featuring recently completed infrastructure projects in Rochester, NH. Journal Vol. II 2023
The Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Sam Currier will serve as the new President and CEO of NH Water Works. “Sam has the experience, motivation and energy the Association was looking for in our new Director, and we are excited to welcome him to the team” said Chris Albert, Chair. Sam started […]
The fall edition of our Newsletter is now available to read online. In this issue: NH Drinking Water Expo & Trade Show Training and Events Calendar Lead and Copper Rule Revisions NHWWA YP News READ THE FAL NEWSLETTER
Career Opportunity – Opening for Best Job in New Hampshire’s Drinking Water Sector! The NH Water Works Association is embarking on an important transition as we search for our next President and CEO. We are looking for a well-rounded, well-connected, experienced, innovative and enthusiastic leader to build on our recent successes and carry the Association […]
Congratulations to the crew at Farmington’s water department for receiving the National Rural Water Association’s Bronze Award for Water Quality! It’s great to see NH water operators recognized for all they do. Check out the story on WMUR.
Rep. Pappas and Four Water Associations Meet Feb. 24, 2023, Manchester Water Works On 24 February, the Four Water Associations Executives, and senior leaders from NHDES met with Congressman Chris Pappas, US Representative for the 1st NH District and staff member Kari Thurman. The importance of the meeting was underscored by the Congressman’s role on the […]
Looking Ahead – Needs Survey for Future Funding Public water providers plan, design, construct and operate their systems over decades-long life cycles. Capital investments in treatment facilities and collection and distribution networks often cost tens of millions of dollars and take several years to plan, design and build. A critical part of life-cycle management is […]
Water Connects Communities Water – our second most precious resource (after air). Without water, plants wither, fish flounder, and we dry up and die. Hard to imagine a world without water, after more than a century of dependable delivery of safe and affordable drinking water to millions of people in America and around the world. […]
Check out the latest issue of our newsletter. Featured articles include a legislative update, 2023 calendar, this year’s Drinking Water Festival for 4th graders in Keene, and YP news. NHWWA Winter 2022 Newsletter