The PA Section of the American Water Works Association is encouraging drinking water utilities join the national Partnership For Safe Water, a partnership of six national drinking water organizations to improve the quality of water delivered to customers through optimizing water system operations.

The Partnership offers self-assessment and optimization programs so that operators, managers and administrators have the tools to improve performance above and beyond even proposed regulatory levels.

For all the details, visit the Partnership For Safe Water webpage.

For more information on programs, initiatives and upcoming training and other programs in Pennsylvania, visit the PA Section of the American Water Works Association website.

There is still time to register for the November 14-15 Pennsylvania Utility Asset Management Summit in State College.

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11/7/2016