The Alliance of Indiana Rural Water is a non-profit membership association of over 740 water and wastewater systems and related professionals and is Indiana"s ONLY representative to the National Rural Water Association. NRWA is the nation"s largest utility association with 26,696 members. Our affiliation with NRWA provides the only cohesive voice representing water and wastewater systems, together leading the way in rural water legislation.
Alliance Assists Henryville
Gordon Meyer was watching the Weather Channel when he saw reports that Henryville, Ind. was hit by an EF-4 tornado. The Alliance of Indiana Rural Water Circuit Rider was on-site to provide assistance the next day. Read more and view slideshow
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Operator ExpoSouthern Expo – May 17th – Huntingburg, INCheck out photos from last week"s Northern Operator Expo! |
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Management ConferenceJuly 27-28
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Scholarship Golf OutingSeptember 13
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Fall ConferenceOctober 17-18
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Bristol Municipal Utilities Wins Best Tasting Water in Indiana!
The crowd cheered as Bristol Municipal Utilities was presented with the Best Tasting Water in Indiana award at the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water’s annual Fall Conference on October 19, 2011. The taste test was conducted during the dinner on the first day of the conference at the Swan Lake Resort in Plymouth, Indiana. The judges sampled 8 different water samples based on clarity, odor, and taste.
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Drop by Drop
The documentary premiered on WFYI, Indianapolis on July 22nd, 2010, has aired on numerous local PBS stations around the state.
In Drop by Drop: Protecting Indiana’s Water Supply, we’ll unlock the mysteries of where our water comes from, and where it goes once it disappears down the drain. And, we’ll witness real-life stories of the challenges people face – and overcome – in their efforts to bring clean water to their communities.
Support for this program is provided by the Indiana Regional Sewer Districts Association, and by the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water.
The Drop by Drop DVD is now available to order from WFYI Channel 20 Public Television Click here. The cost is $20.
View the 10 minute version of Drop by Drop.
Water University
The “Utility Management Certification” program is designed to recognize the
professional educational achievements of individuals and to market their achievements
and skills to increase the value of today"s utility manager.
The UMC program is supported by the Alliance and National Rural Water Association.
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