As a member you receive:

  • Seminar and Conference information
    Advanced notification 
    CEU approved 
    One-day seminars across Indiana (convenient for date, location and topic)
    Reduced rates
    Hosting (members only privilege)

  • Hoosier Pipeline Publication 
    Important, up-to-date information 
    Advertising
  • Resource Directory
     Legislative information
    Sales & Service information
  • Legislative Support 
     Indiana General Assembly
    U.S. Congress 
    State & Federal Agencies 
    Stronger voice
    Water/Wastewater Rally in D.C. (State delegate from the Alliance)
    Support from D.C. NRWA office
  • On-site Technical Assistance 
     Member Priority
    Water and Wastewater (all aspects of operations & maintenance)
  • Wellhead Protection Assistance 
  • 24-hour Alliance Help Line
     Toll-free
    Connection to any of our 6 Field Staff immediately

  • Web-site 
     Links to government agencies and more
    Job Listings
    Items for Sale
    Current Association Information

 

(a) Small Utility Members: Any water or wastewater system that is organized as a regional district, not-for-profit, conservancy district, municipality or is privately owned and serves a population of fewer than three-hundred (300) people.

(b) Large Utility Members: Any water or wastewater system that is organized as a regional district, not-for-profit, conservancy district, municipality or is privately owned and serves a population of three-hundred and one (301) people and above.

(c) Associate Members: Any individual or organization committed to the purpose of the Alliance and desiring to assist in the work of the Alliance. Associate members may not vote or hold office, be eligible for membership in another category or be affiliated with an entity eligible for membership in another category.

(d) Individual Members: Any person, employed by a utility who desires to be added to the mail list of the Alliance for advanced notification of water and/or wastewater training sessions, or any individual not currently employed by a utility, who wishes to maintain their Continuing Education Units for possible future employment in the water/wastewater industry. Individual members may not vote or hold office.

(e) Non-Community Members: A public water system that pipes water for human consumption to at least 15 service connections used by individuals, other than year-round residents, for at least 60 days a year, or serves 25 or more people at least 60 days a year (e.g., schools, factories, rest stops, etc.) Non-community members may not vote or hold office, be eligible for membership in another category or be affiliated with an entity eligible for membership in another category.

(f) Special Member: Any organization committed to the purpose of the Alliance and desiring to assist in the work of the Alliance, with their main source of revenue coming from either the State or Federal Government, including but not limited to: IDEM, RCAP, State DNR facilities, etc. Special members may not vote or hold office.

(g) Retired Members: Any person retired from a water or wastewater system described in sections (a) or (b) above who wants to continue their education. Retired members may not vote or hold office.