In The News!!!
Fall Conference Agenda!Our 2009 Fall Conference agenda is available to view online. We have applied for 1.4 CEUs, and are looking to have our largest conference to date. We can't wait to see you down at the beach! |
Friendly Reminder: CCR's Due July 1, 2009!Just a reminder that your Consumer Confidence Reports are due to Department of Health on July 1, 2009. If you need assistance completing your CCR please give us a call, or visit our template page where we have a CCR template that you can adjust to fit your system. |
Waterworks Certification Classes -Written on behalf of ERWoW; By Mary Howell, BMIWashington State drinking water certification exams are now computer based and Evergreen Rural Water of Washington (ERWoW) is ready to assist you with this new venture. We will continue to provide our very successful three-day Water Distribution Manager (WDM), Water Treatment Plant Operator (WTPO), and Cross Connection Specialist (CCS) classes three times a year on both sides of the State. In addition to the three-day classes, ERWoW will be offering one-day refresher classes for the WDM/WDS on the west side on a monthly basis and on the east side on a quarterly basis. WTPO one-day classes will be offered quarterly and the one-day CCS refresher will be offered monthly. In the even you take any of our three-day refresher classes and you fail to get a passing grade on your Waterworks certification exam, ERWoW will allow you to, one time, take a one-day refresher class at no charge. If you take a three-day refresher class at another facility and fail to get a passing grade, ERWoW will allow you to attend our one-day refresher class, once, at 50% off the cost of the class. It is our continued goal at ERWoW to assist you in being the best operator you can be. As Washington State slides into a new era in waterworks certification testing, we will strive to assist you in every way that we can.
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2009 Fall Conference -Stimulate Your Mind "It's Like a Stimulus Package for Your Brain"
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FREE, FREE, FREE!The Town of Eatonville has a 50 gallon drum of liquid Hydrofluorsiliacic Acid 23 - 25% that was left when the new membrane filtration system was finished. It was purchased for the Town of Eatonville for the purpose of running a tracer study through the new chlorine contact tank. This product originally cost about $450.00. The Town of Eatonville would like someone to take this product at no charge and put it to use. If you have any questions please call 360-832-8524. |
Reminder, FTC Red Flag Rule
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100% Congressional Support!Congressman Reichert (District 8) has signed on the Rural Water Dear Colleague Letter. With his signature we now have 100% congressional support for rural water funding from the State of Washington. If you live in Congressman Reichert's district make sure to let him know you appreciate his support. |
Department of Health's Basic Course - Help!If you have a copy of WA Department of Health's Basic Course for small public drinking water systems and you are having problems it may be because you have Flash 10 player. The software was designed for Flash 9 player. Please use this link to complete the course online. |
ERWoW Board Member Becomes NRWA PresidentOn October 8, 2008 ERWoW Board Member Fred Sheldon will be installed as the National Rural Water Association President. Congratulations Fred, we are all very proud of you! |
USDA's Sandi Boughton Receives Pioneer AwardExecutive Director Gary Rhoades presented Sandi Boughton with ERWoW's Pioneer Award for her dedication to rural water and wastewater here in the state of Washington. Sandi Boughton, former USDA Community Program Director in the state of Washington has accepted a position in their D.C. office to oversee the nationwide USDA Water & Wastewater Programs.
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