We are thrilled to announce that our federally registered Water Operator Apprenticeship Program has received final approval from the Maryland Department of Labor. This means that our Apprenticeship Program is officially in place and ready to support our systems through workforce development.
Many things will keep water suppliers up at night — supply chain issues, COVID illnesses of staff, family and friends, approaching severe weather and cybersecurity breaches. There are numerous resources to assist water suppliers with unraveling the complicated web of how someone can attack the …
MRWA Members make their voices heard in Washington through our vigorous ongoing efforts to raise the profile of rural water by keeping our elected officials posted on our evolving industry issues. We are currently working with Congress on supply chain delays, regulatory impact, PFAS legislation, …
MRWA hears a lot of stories about the amazing things our members do every day, especially during the COVID-19 shutdown and reemergence. This year, we will be presenting our awards in person, filming the presentation, and sending it out through all of our social media …
If your system has had PFAS detections at any level or there is a potential contaminant source in your area, you can register your utility now to be eligible to recover any current or future expenses associated with PFAS testing, treatment and/or remediation. Read the …
Excerpt from AP News “The increased spending called for in the water bill goes to two longstanding programs that work like infrastructure banks — one for drinking water and the other for wastewater. Each program is set to get up to $14.65 billion over five …