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Regional Partnership Program: A Community-Led Approach

NRWA Regional Partnership Program

Learn more about how you can recover costs related to PFAS treatment

PFAS Cost Recovery Program

Protect Your Utility

Eligible NRWA members serving fewer than 10,000 people can now receive complimentary WaterISAC membership.

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Nuestra asistencia técnica

Learn about NRWA’s approach to technical assistance and how we are helping rural communities

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Our Impact in 2025

487,153
Horas dedicadas a ayudar a los sistemas
186,070
Number of Instances Helping Systems
95,235
Personal del sistema formado
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Acerca de la ANRT

La National Rural Water Association (NRWA) es una organización sin ánimo de lucro dedicada a la formación, el apoyo y la promoción de los profesionales del agua y las aguas residuales que prestan servicio a las pequeñas comunidades de todo Estados Unidos. La misión de la NRWA es fortalecer las asociaciones estatales.

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FAQs about NRWA

What is the National Rural Water Association (NRWA)?
The National Rural Water Association (NRWA) is the nation's largest nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting rural and small water and wastewater utilities. Through training, technical assistance, advocacy, and funding support, NRWA helps communities provide safe, reliable drinking water and clean wastewater services.
Who does NRWA serve?
NRWA serves rural and small water and wastewater utilities, utility operators, board members, municipal leaders, tribal communities, and State Rural Water Associations, as they work to improve water and wastewater services and infrastructure across the United States and Puerto Rico.
What services does NRWA provide?
NRWA provides:
Does NRWA provide free technical assistance for water and wastewater utilities?
Yes, NRWA’s technical assistance programs are funded through partnerships with federal agencies, allowing eligible rural water and wastewater systems to receive expert assistance at no cost to the utility.
How do I request technical assistance?
Utilities in need of technical assistance can contact their State Rural Water Association directly for assistance or fill out the technical assistance request form here.
What training opportunities are available?
NRWA hosts conferences, webinars, online learning through WaterPro Academy, and the Utility Management Certification as training opportunities for water and wastewater operators. State Rural Water Associations host certification preparation and specialized technical training throughout the year.
Where can I find funding resources for water and wastewater infrastructure projects?
NRWA helps communities identify funding opportunities through USDA Rural Development, State Revolving Funds, and additional federal and state financing resources. NRWA also operates its own Revolving Loan Fund through USDA Rural Development.
What membership opportunities are available through NRWA?
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Únase hoy a la ANRT

Le invitamos a unirse a nuestra asociación nacional de profesionales del agua y las aguas residuales rurales. Apoye nuestros esfuerzos de base para garantizar que los estadounidenses sigan teniendo agua potable segura y un medio ambiente limpio.

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