Audience: Technical/Installer
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From Water Quality Challenges to Fundable Solutions: A Funding and Technical Assistance Roadmap
Small, tribal, and non-community water systems often face urgent drinking water quality challenges with limited staff capacity, aging or failing infrastructure, high per-household costs, and complex regulatory requirements. For systems serving populations of 1,000 or fewer, moving from a recognized water quality concern to a sustainable treatment solution requires more than selecting the right technology;…
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Product Certification Standards Update (up to .25 CPD)
Presenter: Rick Andrew, consultant CPD: Water treatment pros certified through WQA can earn 0.1 Continuing Professional Development credit for live attendance and an additional 0.15 CPD for passing a quiz. Cost: Free for WQA members$89 for non-members Register: https://my.wqa.org/merchandise?id=8aafe36d-b27f-f111-9b48-7c1e5297dbf6(wqa.org login is required) About the Presenter: Rick Andrew is a consultant helping manufacturers and other organizations…
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Using AI for Your Water Treatment Business
Artificial intelligence may still sound like an idea from the future, but it is already changing how businesses work, including those in the water treatment industry.
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Service, Innovation and Impact | 2026 Convention Keynote Highlights
The WQA Podcast, listeners can revisit key moments from the keynote session at the 2026 WQA Convention & Expo in Miami Beach. The episode highlights industry leadership, volunteerism, innovation and the professionals helping shape the future of water quality.
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More than water — a conversation with WQA’s new president
WQA President Greg Reyneke, MWS, joins WQA’s Associate Director of Marketing & Communication, Susan Keaton, for a conversation on leadership, innovation and the future of water quality.
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House passes Farm Bill including Healthy H2O
Legislation containing major components of the Healthy Drinking Water Affordability Act—commonly known as the Healthy H2O Act—has been approved by the U.S. House of Representatives as part of the 2026 Farm Bill. The provisions, designed to increase access to water quality testing and certified treatment technologies for some low-income Americans, were first developed in a…
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Illinois Non-Transient Non-Community Public Water System Operator Workshop & Exam
The Water Quality Association, in conjunction with the Illinois Department of Public Health, is offering training over 5 days followed by an online exam so that Non-Transient Non-Community Public Water Systems (NTNCPWS) Operators can fulfill their certification obligation. The course will consist of approximately 12 hours of instruction at 2.5 hours per day, followed by…
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PWQA Convention
Attend Pacific Water Quality Association’s Convention, hosted in San Diego, California.
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MWQA Convention
Attend Minnesota Water Quality Association’s Convention, hosted in Lakeville, Minnesota.
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What to Know Before You Go to Convention
WQA Events Director Angie Silberhorn shares practical insights to help attendees plan ahead, navigate the schedule and make the most of their time at the 2026 WQA Convention & Expo in Miami Beach.
