Water Resources Congressional Summit
Drinking Water Week | Washington D.C. | May 7 & 8, 2024
Join WQA for its annual Water Resources Congressional Summit during Drinking Water Week. This engaging two-day event, jointly organized by WQA and the National Groundwater Association (NGWA), will host several in-person activities to bring awareness to drinking water challenges and solutions across the country.
- Day 1: We welcome you to the House Rayburn building at 10:30 a.m. ET for a series of educational briefings, allowing you to hear directly from policymakers, researchers, and other organizations working to address water policy issues.
- Day 2: WQA members will participate in small group Congressional Office meetings where you will be able to meet directly with your federal representatives or their staff. Meetings will finish around 4:30 p.m. ET.
Keynote Speaker:
Bruno Pigott
Acting Assistant Administrator,
Environmental Protection Agency Office of Water
Registration ($250) will close on April 5.
For more information, contact GovAffairs@WQA.org.
The registration fee for this event is non-refundable. If you can no longer attend the event, please contact GovAffairs@WQA.org
Book Your Room
Phoenix Park Hotel
5220 North Capital St. NW
Washington, DC 20001
Single Occupancy: $299
Attendees may now book hotel accommodations by calling toll free # 855-371-6824 and identify themselves as being with Group Code: 25172 or Water Quality Association or attendees may book their reservations directly online and click ‘go to next step’ to choose your arrival and departure dates. A major credit card is required at time of reservation. Deadline date to make reservations is Monday, April 8, 2024. Reservation requests received after this deadline date will be subject to availability and prevailing rate.
Highlights from the 2023 Fly-In
In 2023, a record-breaking 38 WQA members conducted 59 small-group Congressional Office meetings – 10 of them with a member of Congress – advocating for the drinking water treatment industry, educating lawmakers about the importance of water quality, and garnering support for the Healthy H2O Act.
