WVRWA 2017 Training Calendar
To view or download the 2017 Drinking Water & Wastewater Training Coalition Calendar Click Below
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Water University Webinars
Water University certification programs are designed to recognize the professional educational achievements of individuals and to market their achievements and skills to increase the value of today's water professionals. Click here to lean more.
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Ford Fleet Pricing
Who is eligible?
Rural and municipal water and wastewater systems of any size who are members of their State Rural Water Association.
Rural Water Associate Members who purchase and register or lease 5 or more new vehicles during the current or preceding calendar year, current or preceding model year or preceding twelve month period or currently operate a fleet of 15 vehicles or more.
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Equipment Loan Available
Take advantage of this easy loan for equipment purchases, predevelopment cost and small construction projects. If you are eligible for a Rural Development loan, then you may access this quick loan process with up to a 10 year term and as low
as 3% interest. Contact your State Rural Water Association or visit www.nrwa.org
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Summer 2017 Mountain State Water Line
Click to read the complete Summer 2017 Issue of the Mountain State Water Line.
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Subscribe to Rural Water Wire
Click here for more information on how to register for your free subscription to Rural Water Wire
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New Chrysler Fleet Program Added
The National Rural Water Association and the
Chrysler Group have created a partnership to offer a Volume Incentive Program (VIP) to State Rural
Water Associations and their utility system members. This partnership combines the buying power of
31,000 individual utilities to provide reduced fleet pricing on utility vehicles.
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"Flushable" Bathroom Wipes Clogging Sewer Systems
Popular bathroom wipes -- pre-moistened towelettes that
are often advertised as flushable -- are being blamed for
creating clogs and backups in the nation's sewer systems.
If your municipality is having trouble with sewer backups
due to these bathroom wipes, educate your community to
dispose of these wipes by placing of them in the trash
can instead of flushing them down the toilet.
Wipes aren't the only things clogging sewer systems: fats,
oils, grease, rags, and paper are the top five things that
should not be flushed down the toilet.
Watch the YouTube video: WIll it Flush? for a good
educational video on this topic. You can find that at:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLTVqkXVvNk
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