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The PA Section American Water Works Association, PA Water Environment Association, and the PA Municipal Authorities Association will host the PA Water and Wastewater Technology Summit November 1-2 in State College.
There are many ways that the new technology can add value to the facilities, including faster efficiency of inspections, reduced cost, and increased safety of workers. These technologies will be highlighted at this Summit.
The Summit is being held at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel.
To register and for more information, visit the PA Water and Wastewater Technology Summit webpage.
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[Posted: Oct. 12, 2018]
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