Upcoming Events

NCWRA Forum and Luncheon: A fundamental change in managing our community water infrastructure

February 6, 2012
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Jane S. McKimmon Center
1101 Gorman Street
Raleigh NC

Registration

Cost: $15-$35 depending on membership status & registration date (see registration form for details)
Online Registration Opens January 2, 2012
To register by fax or mail (cash or check only), download a registration form ()
To register online (credit card only), visit the NCWRA website
Registration deadline: Early rate deadline - January 23, 2012

About the Program

Presented by Trevor Clements, Water Resources Director, Tetra Tech

In recent years a growing number of experts and practitioners have come to the conclusion that we must fundamentally change the way we conduct business with regard to our water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure and operations if we are to successfully overcome the many challenges that our communities are facing or will likely face in this 21st Century. Some of the greater challenges include aging infrastructure and the gap in our financial resources to maintain properly or replace it, increases in impaired waters in our communities that drive regulatory responses, impacts of changing patterns in drought and wet weather, the need to reduce energy consumption for water-related infrastructure and more. Join us as Mr. Trevor Clements discusses research and recent thinking on defining a new paradigm for water management.

Who Should Attend

Professionals involved in private and public drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater industries, policy analysts, state agency staff, members of commissions or committees working on water resources, and others with an active role in developing policies or managing infrastructure related to these industries.

Continuing Education

1 PDH* will be offered for professional engineers and land surveyors (*contingent on board approval)

Water Resources Research Institute
of the University of North Carolina System