National Rural Water Association through its State Rural Water affiliates is the nation’s largest water and wastewater utility membership association with over 31,000 members.

2017 WaterPro Conference

WaterPro is the annual conference of the National Rural Water Association and is designed to bring together water and wastewater utility systems – large and small, municipal and rural – for sessions in operations, management, boardsmanship and governance.

Technical Assistance and Training

Rural Water is the premier trainer of the water and wastewater industry. State Rural Water Associations train over 100,000 people annually. Rural Water training and technical assistance helps communities comply with the the Safe Drinking Water Act and Clean Water Act. Our Association believes in empowering local entities by providing the knowledge and resources they need.

Support Rural Water

NRWA is a grassroots organization founded on the principle of neighbors helping each other. Membership dues allow NRWA to provide critically-needed assistance to rural and small communities, and represent their interests in Washington, D.C. Get involved with great people, stay on top of events that affect you, and support America’s water and wastewater professionals! Become a member of NRWA today.

News:

Are You Smarter Than a Circuit Rider? Registration Open for WaterPro Conference Game Show

DUNCAN, Okla. – Attendees at the 2017 WaterPro Conference will have a chance to prove their water and wastewater knowledge in the Are You Smarter Than a Circuit Rider game show. The live production will start at 2:45 p.m. on Monday Sept. 18 in the WaterPro Exhibit Hall. Are You Smarter Than a Circuit Rider premiered at last year’s WaterPro…read more →

Characteristics of Working with Tribal Utilities: 2 PM CDT July 27

Characteristics of Working with Tribal Utilities: 2 PM CDT July 27 Register Now Tribal utilities possess unique characteristics developed form their specific cultural, political and economic backgrounds. Working with these systems requires both detailed knowledge of water and wastewater water operations, and experience with dealing with these unique cultural, political and economic characteristics. About the Presenter: Quintin Cox is a…read more →

NRWA Praises House of Representatives’ Proposal to Extend Drinking Water Service to Rural Communities

NRWA Praises House of Representatives’ Proposal to Extend Drinking Water Service Rural Communities WASHINGTON, DC – The National Rural Water Association, the largest community-based water utility organization in the country, praises a new provision in the House Appropriations Committee Fiscal Year 2018 Agriculture Appropriations Bill. The committee passed the bill on July 12, 2017 and included a provision supported by NRWA to help…read more →

Extending the Life of Rural Water Potable Water Storage Tanks: 2p.m. CDT July 20

Extending the Life of Rural Water Potable Water Storage Tanks: 2p.m. CDT July 20 Register Now This presentation will discuss solutions to "Cost Effectively Extending the Life of Rural Potable Water Tanks". It will be focused on four actual rural water projects and case studies, where small towns were able to rehabilitate their aging end of life-cycle water tanks versus…read more →

Independence Day Celebrations Would Look Much Different Without Rural Water

Independence Day Celebrations Would Look Much Different Without Rural Water Tomorrow, people across the United States will celebrate the founding of our nation, most with some combination of barbecue, parades, flags, family and fireworks. The Rural Water Family prides itself on both its love of country and dedication to community. The efforts of the water industry often go overlooked, but…read more →