WHAT CLEAN WATER WEEK MEANS TO ME!
COMPETITION FOR GRADES 3-8
In recognition of Maine Clean Water Week, June 6-12, 2010,
the Maine WasteWater Control Association is again sponsoring a
poster competition for students in Grades 3-8. The theme of the
competition is “What Clean Water Means To Me.” Each class may
submit up to three posters for final judging. Cash prizes will be
awarded to the top three entries chosen from all posters
submitted. In addition, the winning student’s school will
receive a television/DVD combination and educational tapes. The
winner will be honored at the Maine WasteWater Control
Association’s 2010 Fall Convention or at a school assembly.
For a
quick start to Clean Water Week you may download this detailed
brochure and for
more information visit Clean Water Week here on our website!
Mark Your Calendar!
Maine WasteWater Control Association is proud to announce their
2010 TRAINING EVENTS!
Educational Sessions – Keynote Speakers – Meet & Greets
Business Meeting Award Presentations – Networking – Operator
Credits
Exhibitor Opportunities and the Annual Golf Tournament are held
during the Fall Convention.
Please contact the Affiliate Office at 1-800-452-8786 to register
or with any questions you may have.
Exhibitor Information Packets for the Fall Convention will be
available in June 2010.
To
view the whole calendar check this link.
3rd Annual Ski Day
Sunday River
March 10, 2010
The Maine WasteWater Control Association is proud to announce the
3rd annual Ski Day for members and sponsors! Join us for a day of
skiing, networking and an all around day of fun! More details and
registration information
can
be found in this PDF document. Ski Day committee members are
seeking sponsors for this event. If you are interested in
promoting a great day of fun in Maine's great outdoors we have
more information
and a form available for you to download here. There are many
benefits to sponsors for this event so don't delay!
Maine
Water Utilities
84th Annual Meeting & Tradeshow
February 8th -9th
The Maine Water Utilities Association
welcomes you to our 84th Annual February Meeting and Trade Show,
cosponsored by the New England Water Works Association and the
Maine WasteWater Control Association. The February meeting has
long served as the venue for the demonstration of new products and
the exchange of operational tips and techniques. The
association's Associate Members provide much in the way of
resources and energy in order to make the Trade Show such a
success. The Program Committee, the Directors and other volunteer
members all contribute to this effort as well.
The 2010 conference will be held on
Monday and Tuesday, February 8th-9th exclusively at the
Holiday Inn by the Bay (HIBTB) and will feature all the
training, exhibits and other activities that have been held in the
past. The festivities will commence, however, on Sunday
evening with a Super Bowl party at the hotel. Past Super Bowl
events at the hotel have proven to be quite successful—so we are
looking forward to it.
For more information on this event
you may download this
information packet as well as this
registration form.
MWWCA Pretreatment Committee Meeting
January 14, 2010
East End Treatment Facility
The Maine Wastewater Control Associations Pretreatment Committee
recenetly held a meeting to discuses the Department of Homeland
Security and the Chemical-terrorism Vulnerability Information (CVI)
policies.
Read the complete
minutes of the meeting.
Ensuring A Sustainable Future:
Energy Management for Wastewater and Water Utilities
March 17, 2010 Northern Maine
Community College – Presque Isle, Maine
March 18, 2010 Le Club Calumet - Augusta, Maine
This one day interactive workshop assists
facilities to become more aware of the tools and incentives
available to them to improve energy efficiency and reduce energy
costs. Water and wastewater sector utilities face many challenges
including: regulatory requirements, maintaining service standards,
increasing population demands on an aging infrastructure, to name
just a few. With rising energy costs, water and wastewater energy
costs can be
30%-60% of a municipal energy bill.
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