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Providing resources for safe and sustainable water in Illinois. To professionals in the total water industry; water and wastewater operators, engineers and more. Help to raise the public's perception of the Value of Water in your community.
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Welcome to the Illinois Section of the American Water Works Association! We are committed to providing our 2,000+ members with the tools and education they need to continue managing and protecting our most valuable resource, clean and safe water.
Key membership sectors include water works personnel, consultants, regulators, service providers, vendors and manufacturers.
MI-AWWA is a community of water professionals dedicated to treating, delivering, and protecting clean, safe water for Michigan communities. Our mission is improving lives through the effective management of water, Michigan's most vital resource.
American Water Works Association - Illinois Section. Illinois Section AWWA is dedicated to safe and sustainable water for Illinois. ISAWWA's aim is to advancing the technology, science and governmental policies relative to the crucial role as stewards of safe drinking water.
The Michigan Section of the American Water Works Association (MI-AWWA) supports measures that protect the Great Lakes waters from harmful and unlawful diversions out of the Basin, and from waste and exploitation of the resource.
The objectives of this Section are to promote public health, safety, and welfare through the improvement of the quality and quantity of water delivered to the public and the development and furtherance of understanding of the problems relating thereto by:
