York Sewer District
ACCOUNTANT/CONTROLLER
The York Sewer District is currently seeking an experienced and
energetic individual for its Accountant/Controller position (due
to a pending retirement). This position is responsible for a
variety of accounting and personnel-related functions, including
payroll processing, financial statement preparation, accounts
payable and receivable, depreciation, and benefit orientation.
See the employment
section of he MWWCA website for more information on this position.
Maine Wastewater Control Association release
the February 2012 edition of Maine WasteWater News
The February 2012 edition features 10 pages of the latest news and
happenings in Maine and in the nation. Incoming MWWCA President
Jeff Mc Burnie provides his presidents message to associations
members detailing his goals for his term.
To
download this latest newsletter check this link to read all about
it!
Responding to the #1 Threat to your Water
Supply
Sponsored by the Maine Center for Disease Control
This workshop will provide participants
with the knowledge needed to respond to a fuel and/or
chemical spill that can occur at traffic accidents.
These spills can contaminate surface water supplies, watersheds and wellhead
areas. Spills into combined sewer systems can affect collection
systems and treatment works.
This six hour seminar is designed to train
the participants on how to manage this type
of incident through pre-planning, use of the Incident Command
System and through resource management .
For more information on this class and on how to register view the
event brochure by clicking this link.
Maine WasteWater Control Association is
proud to announce their 2012 EVENTS!
Mark your
calendars with these important events!
JETCC Releases Spring 2012 Training Calendar
The Joint Environmental Training Coordinating Committee has
recently released its Spring 2012 calendar of training events. The
event calendar
may be
viewed on JETTC's website here.
Maine WasteWater Control Association
Recognized for Environmental Efforts
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) New England Office
has recently recognized the efforts of the Maine Wastewater
Control Association (MWWCA). The MWWCA was nominated by the Maine
Department of Environmental Protection (DEI) and endorsed by EPA
personnel acknowledging all of the outstanding work that the MWWCA
has done over the years to advocate for Maine's wastewater
professionals by supporting training opportunities, advancing
technology transfer, and enhancing the image of wastewater
treatment professionals. The letter and awards ceremony
information may be
read in its entirety by viewing this PDF document.
