The Rural Water
Association of Utah
Receives Newsletter of the Year!
National Rural Water
Association is pleased to announce that the Rural Water Association of
Utah is the recipient of the Excellence in Newsletters Award presented
during NRWA’s Annual Tribute to Excellence Awards Ceremony held in Biloxi,
Mississippi October 13.
A newsletter can be a
valuable tool for keeping the association members current on a timely
basis in between magazine publication dates. Newsletters, also inform
members about individual programs or areas of special interest. The
criteria for selection: overall visual appeal, content, ease of
readability, promotion of rural water, and input from program personnel.
The Rural Water News
is well designed, well written and full of important issues facing the
membership of Utah’s Rural Water Family. It also includes training
schedules and appealing graphics.
The Rural Water Association
of Utah (RWAU) was created in 1980 as a non-profit trade association of
rural water and wastewater systems. Since the beginning days of the
Association, RWAU has grown to become a nationally recognized Rural Water
Association and the preferred provider of training and on-site assistance
for small systems in Utah. RWAU’s goals include: helping systems provide
quality services to their customers, representing the rural water and
wastewater industry in legislative issues, and promoting professionalism
among water and wastewater personnel. RWAU was selected for this
prestigious award from a field of 48 state associations.
The
NRWA Awards in Excellence program was established to recognize the
outstanding efforts of the Member State Affiliates, their staff, and
special members of the rural water industry.
The National Rural Water Association is a
non-profit federation of State Rural Water Associations. Its mission:
to provide state
associations with support services to meet the needs of their membership.
NRWA is America’s largest utility association with over 24,550 members.
Historically, NRWA’s state associations have
trained over 55,000 water and wastewater system personnel each year for
two decades. They also provide over 90,000 on-site technical assistance
visits a year.
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