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This comprehensive 3-day Wastewater C & D Exam Preparation class provides an in-depth review of the core knowledge and skills needed to successfully pass the certification exam. Using structured workbook materials, the course walks participants through calculations, treatment processes, laboratory analysis, maintenance, safety, and regulatory concepts that are critical for day-to-day operations and frequently tested on the exam.

Over three days, attendees will have the time to slow down, ask questions, and work through detailed examples and practice problems that reinforce understanding and retention. Designed for both first-time test takers and experienced operators seeking a thorough refresher, this class delivers a well-rounded, confidence-building approach to exam preparation.

Includes: Detailed study guides, worksheets, and an EGLE approved scientific calculator.

Instructor:
Bill Wyngaert

CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3168

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $460
*Non-member - $580
more info...		3/24/2026
-3/26/2026		8:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

Purpose and Fundamentals of Wastewater Treatment

This course appropriately begins with the water cycle. It is an overview of the wastewater treatment process, beginning to end. This gives the individual the concepts of the entirety and impact of the work done in treatment plants. 

This class is excellent for those new to the profession and those who have had a limited scope of job duties. This will be a unique opportunity of great value to persons providing products and services in the wastewater industry. 

 
Topics Covered:
  • Why We Treat Wastewater
  • Collections System
  • Basic Laboratory Analysis
  • Sources of Wastewater
  • Treatment Plant
  • Health and Safety
  • Mechanical Equipment
  • Effluent Disposal
  • Emerging Issues 






CEC Information:
0.5 Tech WW CECs
EGLE Code: 2424

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $95
*Non-member - $215

Instructor: Jared Grabinski
more info...		3/31/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood



Instructor: Bill Wyngaert

CEC Information:
0.5 WW Technical
Code: 2427

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
more info...		4/1/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood


Instructor:
Dave Connors

CEC Information:
0.5 WW Technical
Code: 1910

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
more info...		4/8/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood


Instructor: Dave Connors

CEC Information:
0.5 WW Technical
Code: 1910

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
more info...		4/9/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood



Join MWEA's New Professional Committee at North Kent Sewer Authority!
FREE TO ATTEND!
 

When: Thursday, April 9, 2026 from 3PM-4:30PM, happy hour from 4:30PM-6:30PM.

What: Plant tour of the North Kent Sewer Authority PARCC-Side Clean Water Plant and mixer to follow (mixer location TBD)

More Details Below
 

Food and Drink tabs have been picked up by our sponsors:
 

more info...		4/9/20263:00pm to 6:30pmMWEA - Sheryl Wicks

Course Title: Fundamentals of Anaerobic Digester Operation and Control
Description: This course will give attendees an improved understanding of the system and strategies, and be better prepared for the day to day tasks of completing thi sprotion of the treatment process.
 
 
Precourse Requirement: None          
Instructor: Chad Antle

more info...		4/14/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

Effective asset management is essential for maintaining reliable, sustainable, and cost-efficient water and wastewater systems. This seminar brings together industry professionals to share practical tools, real-world strategies, and success stories that help utilities make smarter investment decisions and extend the life of critical infrastructure.

WHO should attend?  Engineers, Project Managers, Superintendents, Operators, and Directors.

Click here to view the full agenda
*Please note that topics, timing, and speakers are subject to change

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
*Your Company Logo and Website Linked Here*

THANK YOU TO OUR EXHIBITORS
HESCO
PULLMAN SST
Statewide Aquastore, Inc.
 
more info...		4/15/20268:00am to 3:30pmCaitlin Bowens

MWEA Local Section 7 Lunch & Learn - with Velocity Pump
Presenter: Alex Hitsman
Wastewater CECs: 0.1 Other
FREE TO ATTEND!
 
When:  April 15th 2026 @ 10:00AM
Where: City of Charlotte – Westside Fire Station
             911 West Shepherd
             Charlotte, MI  48813

Share: FLYER

ALEX HITSMAN WITH VELOCITY PUMP & CONTROLS WILL BE PRESENTING. THIS SECTION 7 TRAINING WILL FEATURE A STREAMLINED PRESENTATION OF VELOCITY PUMPS COMPREHENSIVE PUMP SCHOOL. BASE SUBJECT WILL COVER FUNDAMENTALS OF SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS, WITH A SPECIFIC EMPHASIS ON PROPER EQUIPMENT SELECTION AND PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE. PHYSICAL PUMP MODELS WILL BE ON HAND FOR DEMONSTRATION, WHICH WILL OFFER A PRACTICAL, HIGH LEVEL UNDERSTANDING OF THE EQUIPMENT.

LUNCH WILL BE PROVIDED
 
PLEASE RSVP BY April 10TH to
Matt Griffith: mgriffith@charlottemi.org or (517) 231-2324.

more info...		4/15/202610:00am to 12:00pmMatt Griffith

NEW! Simulated Practice Exam

Prepare with confidence for the Municipal D exam with this half-day simulated practice exam designed to mirror the real testing experience as closely as possible. Reviewed with EGLE WRD, this course allows participants to experience exam day conditions in a low-stress, supportive environment—so there are no surprises when it counts. This simulation helps build familiarity with timing, structure, and expectations while reinforcing effective test-taking strategies.

Featuring realistic:
- Check-in and Restrictions Process
- Proctor and Announcements
- 50 Question Practice Exam (same formatting)

Each exam will be graded, and results will be emailed to attendees within one week. Participants will also leave with a detailed answer guide to support focused review and identify areas for further study, making this course an ideal final preparation step before exam day.
more info...		4/16/202612:00pm to 4:00pmDan Wood

Introduction to Wastewater Math

This course begins by covering the basic algebra rules and processes needed to perform mathematical calculations used in wastewater. The course then introduces basic water math concepts of tank calculations. Finishing with calculating water volume measurements through the system over time.

This class will be excellent for those in need of a refresher of high school math or those who generally struggle with math.

 
Topics Covered:
  • Calculator Use
  • Chemical Dosage
  • Pumping and Flow Rates
  • Rounding
  • Pounds Formula
  • Detention Time
  • Conversion Factors and Formulas
  • Circumference, Area, Volume
  • Practice Problems






CEC Information:
0.6 Tech WW CECs
EGLE Code: 3163

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300

Instructor: Jason Hall
more info...		4/21/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

Instructor:
Nathan Callison

CEC Information:
0.6 Technical WW
Code: 1776

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
more info...		4/22/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood


Instructor:
Nathan Callison

CEC Information:
0.6 Technical WW
Code: 1787

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
more info...		4/23/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

Join Us for the Lagoon Operators Committee Tour, Meeting & Lunch!

CONNECT    GROW    LEARN


The Lagoon Operators Committee invites you to an upcoming gathering designed to foster collaboration, connection, and knowledge-sharing among lagoon system professionals. This special event will include a facility tour, committee meeting, and lunch — offering a valuable opportunity to engage with peers from across the industry.

In alignment with the committee’s mission to bring together wastewater lagoon professionals, regulators, engineers, and manufacturer representatives to share ideas and solve problems related to lagoons, this meeting will focus on discussing current challenges, highlighting innovative solutions, and providing updates on lagoon-related initiatives throughout the state.

When: Thursday, April 23, 2026 from 11am - 2pm

Timing: Meeting and Speaker: 11-12, Lunch 12 – 1, and Tour 1-2
Speaker Topic:Hydrasurvey will present on how lagoon operators can accurately quantify sludge and sediment volumes

What: A Committee meeting with lunch and networking and a tour to follow. CECs will be provided.

Where: Village of Edmore, 209 S. Sheldon Street, Edmore, MI 48829
more info...		4/23/202611:00am to 2:00pmWill Thies

This intensive 1-day Wastewater A & B Exam Review class is designed for operators who want a focused, high-impact refresher before exam day. Using advanced exam prep materials, the course concentrates on key concepts, calculations, and treatment processes most commonly tested on the EGLE A & B Wastewater Operator Exams, including activated sludge, attached growth systems, nutrient removal, disinfection, solids handling, pumps, hydraulics, and laboratory fundamentals.

The class emphasizes practical understanding and exam readiness through targeted problem-solving, process troubleshooting, and test-taking strategies tailored to higher-level certification. Ideal for experienced operators who already have a strong foundation, this one-day session helps sharpen technical knowledge, reinforce critical topics, and build confidence going into the exam.



Instructor: Dave Connors

CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3167

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $195
*Non-member - $315
more info...		4/28/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

This intensive 1-day Wastewater D & C Exam Preparation class is designed to help operators strengthen their knowledge and boost confidence ahead of exam day. The course provides a focused review of essential topics, including calculations, treatment processes, operations, maintenance, laboratory procedures, and safety concepts commonly covered on the exam.

Participants will work through practice problems, review real-world scenarios, and gain helpful test-taking strategies to improve speed and accuracy. Whether you’re taking the exam for the first time or refreshing your skills, this class offers a practical, comprehensive refresher in a single, efficient day.

Includes: Detailed study guides, worksheets, and an EGLE approved scientific calculator.

Instructor:

Jeff Heston

CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3168

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $195
*Non-member - $315
more info...		4/29/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

The Annual Process and Sustainable Energy Seminar provides a platform for professionals to explore innovative approaches to water treatment and energy management. Through a series of presentations, attendees gain insights into sustainable practices, technological advancements, and regulatory updates, fostering collaboration and knowledge-sharing within the water industry.

WHO Should Attend?  Engineers, Sales Engineers, Project Managers, Superintendents, Operators, and Directors.

Agenda Topics: FOG Management with GIS Analytic, Generating Electricity with Wastewater, AI and Machine Learning in the Water Sector, Sustainable Biosolids Management Programs, and Policy Solutions to Manage Water Use 
Agenda Coming Soon....

 
THANK YOU to our SPONSORS   



THANK YOU to our EXHIBITORS  

DuBois Cooper Associates
Lystek International
Peterson and Matz


more info...		4/30/20268:00am to 4:00pmMWEA - Abigail Broxholm

27th Triennial Symposium on Advancements in
Water & Wastewater

May 5-6, 2026  |  Rackham Building - University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI 

More Information

Register Here
 
more info...		5/5/2026
-5/6/2026		See Conference Agenda



MWEA Local Section 21 Presents

70th Annual U.P. Wastewater Operators Conference 


The seminar provides opportunities for wastewater operators, techs, managers, and environmental professionals to learn about the latest technologies, regulations, best practices, what’s happening around the area. Sessions are led by experienced professionals and experts who share valuable insights, case studies, and lessons learned. This provides attendees with practical knowledge that can be applied to their own facilities or operations. Vendors and suppliers often showcase the latest equipment, processes, and problem-solving solutions.

Attending the seminar helps build a sense of community among wastewater professionals in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. It fosters relationships that can lead to collaborative problem-solving and support in times of need. Engaging with peers and learning about new advancements and success stories can be motivating and energizing, helping attendees to return to their jobs with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective.
 

Check Out the AGENDA

 

THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 Conference SPONSORS





 


THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 Conference EXHIBITORS


Duperon Corporation
Full Service Organics Management
White Water Associates
William Reid, A Gasvoda Group Company

 


more info...		5/12/2026
-5/13/2026		Varies by day; Local time is ESTMWEA - Dan Wood

Enjoy a Day on the Links with Colleagues!

The 32nd Annual Scholarship Fund Golf Outing to benefit 4 MWEA Scholarships:
- Jack H. Wagner Scholarship
- John P. Hennessey Scholarship
- Antenore C. "Butch" Davanzo Scholarship
- WRRT Future Leader Scholarships
Thank You to our EVENT Sponsor(s):

Coming soon


Thank You to our BLOODY MARY BAR Sponsor:




Thank you to our HOLE Sponsors:
Applied Science, Inc.
Best Equipment Company
Commerce Controls, Inc.
DuBois Cooper Associates
Fleis & VandenBrink
Giffels Webster
Peterson and Matz
Prime Controls
USALCO

Sponsor registration closes Wednesday, May 6th to guarantee printing for event signage!

Golfer spots usually sell-out so register soon to guarantee your spot! 


more info...		5/20/20267:45am to 5:00pmMWEA - Sheryl Wicks

Course Title: Fundamentals of Maintenance Practices 1
Description: Persons completing this class wil have a better base of knowledge and/or skills towards contribution to the overall success of any maintenance program.
 
 
Precourse Requirement: None    
Instructor: Jared Grabinski

more info...		5/27/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

Course Title: Fundamentals of Maintenance Practices 2
Description: This course takes the concept of providing proper training for maintenance staff to the next level. After completing this class, attendees will have a better base knowledge of any maintenance program.
 
 
Precourse Requirement: None  ( Maintenance 1 recommended)    
Instructor: Jared Grabinski

more info...		5/28/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

REGISTER TODAY!
MWEA's 101st Annual Conference
June 15-18, 2026  |  Boyne Falls, MI
Conference, Meals, Exhibits and Lodging: Boyne Mountain Resort

NEW for 2026: the conference is shifting to a MONDAY - THURSDAY format.

MONDAY, June 15
Golf Scramble
Canoe/Kayak Trip
Welcome Reception

TUESDAY, June 16
Opening Session
Technical Sessions
Exhibit Night

WEDNESDAY, June 17
Award Ceremonies
Technical Sessions

THURSDAY, June 18
Technical Sessions
Closing Session

For complete Annual Conference information, visit the main AC webpage.
more info...		6/15/2026
-6/18/2026		Varies by dayMWEA

Don’t miss one of the most fun and talked-about events of Annual Conference—the Golf Scramble!

Grab your team and hit the course for a four-person scramble packed with great competition, prizes, and unbeatable views. We’ll be awarding prizes for top teams, plus extras for Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin.

Spots fill quickly—lock in your team early!

Day-Of Schedule (Monday, June 15th)
10:00 AM – Check-In
11:00 AM – Shotgun Start

Set against the stunning backdrop of Boyne Mountain, The Monument offers panoramic views of Deer Lake and a course that’s as fun as it is scenic. With its open, playable layout, you’ll have plenty of chances to let it rip off the tee—and forgiving greens that keep things moving.

Thank You to Our Event Sponsors

Your company logo here

Thank You to Our Hole Sponsors

Hazen and Sawyer
Detroit Pump & Manufacturing Co.
Job Site Services, Inc.
SAK Construction LLC
Peterson and Matz Inc. 
USALCO
 

more info...		6/15/202610:00am to 5:00pmAbigail Broxholm

Join us for Paddle With Purpose, part of the 101st Annual Conference, and enjoy a relaxing paddle along the scenic Bear River while supporting a great cause.

This beginner-friendly river is slow moving and typically 2–6 feet deep, making it a great option for all experience levels. Canoe and kayak rentals are provided by Bear River Canoe Livery. Your trip includes parking, life jackets (PFDs), and paddles.

Participants will meet in the Mountain Grand Lodge main lobby at 11:45 AM. Transportation is not provided, so carpooling is encouraged. The launch site is approximately a 5-minute drive from the resort.

Registration Options:

  • Solo Kayak: $65 (includes $40 rental + $25 donation to Water For People)

  • Two-Person Canoe: $100 (includes $50 rental + $25 per person donation)

Proceeds from this event support Water For People, whose mission is to provide access to safe drinking water and sanitation services through sustainable, community-driven solutions.

Come enjoy the outdoors, connect with fellow attendees, and make an impact.


more info...		6/15/202611:45am to 5:30pmAbigail Broxholm

Check-in 8:30am  |  Shotgun at 9:30am
Box lunch at the turn  |  Steak dinner
and Door prizes!

Coming Soon - Pricing and Registration information
more info...		6/19/20268:30am Check-inMatt Griffith

Purpose and Fundamentals of Wastewater Treatment

This course appropriately begins with the water cycle. It is an overview of the wastewater treatment process, beginning to end. This gives the individual the concepts of the entirety and impact of the work done in treatment plants. 

This class is excellent for those new to the profession and those who have had a limited scope of job duties. This will be a unique opportunity of great value to persons providing products and services in the wastewater industry. 

 
Topics Covered:
  • Why We Treat Wastewater
  • Collections System
  • Basic Laboratory Analysis
  • Sources of Wastewater
  • Treatment Plant
  • Health and Safety
  • Mechanical Equipment
  • Effluent Disposal
  • Emerging Issues 






CEC Information:
0.5 Tech WW CECs
EGLE Code: 2424

Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $95
*Non-member - $215

Instructor: Mark Houle
more info...		6/24/20268:00am to 3:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

Join Us for the Lagoon Operators Committee Tour, Meeting & Lunch!

CONNECT    GROW    LEARN


The Lagoon Operators Committee invites you to an upcoming gathering designed to foster collaboration, connection, and knowledge-sharing among lagoon system professionals. This special event will include a facility tour, committee meeting, and lunch — offering a valuable opportunity to engage with peers from across the industry.

In alignment with the committee’s mission to bring together wastewater lagoon professionals, regulators, engineers, and manufacturer representatives to share ideas and solve problems related to lagoons, this meeting will focus on discussing current challenges, highlighting innovative solutions, and providing updates on lagoon-related initiatives throughout the state.

When: Thursday, July 9, 2026. Time TBD

Timing: TBD
Speaker Topic:TBD

What: A Committee meeting with lunch and networking and a tour to follow. CECs will be provided.

Where: City of Yale
more info...		7/9/202611:00am to 2:00pmWill Thies

MWEA Member Appreciation Event

Detroit Tigers vs Chicago White Sox
Friday, August 14th, 2026

We invite you to celebrate what makes MWEA the wonderful organization that it is...OUR MEMBERS! This event is an opportunity to catch up with some of your fellow peers over classic ballpark bites and enjoy a nice Michigan summer evening outside watching the Tigers play ball.

This event will be held on Friday, August 14th at Comerica Park in Detroit. The evening will begin inside the stadium at GRP Picnic Party Deck 1, where we wil enjoy a nice ballpark meal. We will then make our way down to our seats to watch the first pitch. Following the game, we encourage you to stay to watch the spectacular Friday fireworks show!

This celebration is for our MWEA/WEF members and vendors. You may also choose to bring up to 2 additional guests at an additional cost. If you want to bring more than 2 guests, please reach out to swicks@mi-wea.org. Registration is required as tickets are limited. Don't miss out on this celebration!

*Please note that if you attended this celebration last year, we will be in a different location this year*
Pricing Information:

MWEA/WEF Member, Vendor or Guests: $35
 
Parking Information:

If you are interested in more information on the possibility of riding a complimentary charter bus to/from the MWEA Lansing Office, please note that on your registration and we will reach out directly. Otherwise, parking information can be found HERE.

Please Note: Parking is NOT included, and you are responsible for your own parking downtown. Carpooling is recommended.
more info...		8/14/20265:00pm to 11:30pmSheryl Wicks


Seminar designed and hosted by the MWEA PFAS Coordination Committee. 

Event Description:
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) are a large and complex class of anthropogenic compounds whose widespread presence in the environment continues to be a critical and evolving concern for both environmental and human health.

The MWEA PFAS Committee, now combined with the Biosolids Committee, will host this seminar, bringing together experts from across the state to share the latest insights and developments. Presentations will explore emerging PFAS science, including chemical properties, fate and transport, and best practices for sampling and analysis. Additional focus areas will include regulatory updates, legislative initiatives, risk assessment, and real-world impact scenarios, with an added emphasis on biosolids management within the municipal wastewater cycle.

This seminar offers a valuable opportunity to stay informed, exchange ideas, and engage in meaningful discussions around one of Michigan’s most pressing environmental challenges. Join us to be part of the conversation shaping the future of water quality and resource management.

Who Should Attend:
This seminar is designed to provide a well-rounded understanding of PFAS within the municipal wastewater and biosolids cycle for a diverse audience. This seminar will be of value to owners and operators of municipal wastewater treatment plants, public officials, biosolids contractors, biosolids users (farmers), policy makers, Water Resource/Drain Commissioners, etc.  


Agenda Coming Soon...
*Please note that timing, speakers, and topics are subject to change
 
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 PFAS SEMINAR SPONSORS
Sponsors Coming Soon


THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 PFAS SEMINAR EXHIBITORS
Exhibitors Coming Soon
 
more info...		8/20/20268:00am to 3:30pmMWEA - Abigail Broxholm

SAVE THE DATE!
more info...		8/21/202610:30am to 1:30pmMatt Griffith

Dive into the future of industrial pretreatment programs (IPP) with the Michigan Water Environment Association (MWEA) at our upcoming seminar. The topics covered range from basic regulatory concepts to interacting with significant industrial users and implementation of successful strategies. Join us for insightful discussions, networking opportunities, and actionable insights that will shape the landscape of industrial wastewater management in Michigan and beyond. Whether you're seeking regulatory guidance or innovative solutions, this seminar is your gateway to staying ahead in the evolving field of environmental stewardship.

Who should attend? Professionals involved in industrial pretreatment programs, including wastewater treatment operators, regulatory agency personnel, environmental managers, and engineers.

Click here to view the agenda
 
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 IPP SEMINAR SPONSORS
*Your Company Logo and Website Linked Here*

THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 IPP SEMINAR EXHIBITORS
*Your Company Name and Website Linked Here*
 
more info...		9/10/20268:00am to 4:00pmMWEA - Elyse Kopietz-Cooney

Join Us for the Lagoon Operators Committee Tour, Meeting & Lunch!

CONNECT    GROW    LEARN


The Lagoon Operators Committee invites you to an upcoming gathering designed to foster collaboration, connection, and knowledge-sharing among lagoon system professionals. This special event will include a facility tour, committee meeting, and lunch — offering a valuable opportunity to engage with peers from across the industry.

In alignment with the committee’s mission to bring together wastewater lagoon professionals, regulators, engineers, and manufacturer representatives to share ideas and solve problems related to lagoons, this meeting will focus on discussing current challenges, highlighting innovative solutions, and providing updates on lagoon-related initiatives throughout the state.

When: Thursday, September 24, 2026. Time TBD

Timing: TBD
Speaker Topic:TBD

What: A Committee meeting with lunch and networking and a tour to follow. CECs will be provided.

Where: City of Clare
more info...		9/24/202611:00am to 2:00pmWill Thies

SAVE THE DATE for the 2026 Northern MI WW Operations Seminar!

Expert-Led Sessions | Continuing Education | Networking | Employee Engagement

The seminar provides opportunities for wastewater operators, techs, managers, and environmental professionals to learn about the latest technologies, regulations, best practices, what’s happening around Northern Michigan. Sessions are led by experienced professionals and experts who share valuable insights, case studies, and lessons learned. This provides attendees with practical knowledge that can be applied to their own facilities or operations. Vendors and suppliers often showcase the latest equipment, processes, and problem-solving solutions.

Attending the seminar helps build a sense of community among wastewater professionals in Northern Michigan. It fosters relationships that can lead to collaborative problem-solving and support in times of need. Engaging with peers and learning about new advancements and success stories can be motivating and energizing, helping attendees to return to their jobs with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective.


more info...		10/8/20268:00am to 4:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

SAVE THE DATE!


more info...		10/9/2026TBDMatt Griffith

SAVE THE DATE for MWEA Collections Seminar!

Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on the latest techniques, technologies, and best practices for efficient and effective wastewater collection system operations. The seminar also offers opportunities to network with peers and industry experts, enhancing professional development and operational skills.

WHO should attend? The MWEA Collections Seminar is designed for professionals involved in the maintenance and management of wastewater collection systems including: Operators, Maintenance Personnel, Engineers, and Supervisors/Managers


More Details to Come...

 


more info...		10/15/20267:30am to 4:00pmMWEA Sheryl Wicks

SAVE THE DATE for the 2026 Maintenance Seminar!
Expert-Led Sessions | Problem Solving | Networking | Employee Engagement

This seminar offers a chance to learn about the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in water and wastewater maintenance. The event features presentations and demos led by industry experienced professionals who provide valuable insights into practical challenges and solutions. Vendors and suppliers often showcase the latest equipment, tools, and software solutions.

The seminar provides a platform to connect with other professionals in the field, such as operators, maintenance personnel, engineers, and utility managers. Networking can lead to sharing experiences, forming partnerships, and staying updated on industry trends. Engaging with peers and learning about new advancements and success stories can be motivating and energizing, helping attendees to return to their jobs with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective.
more info...		10/28/20268:00am to 4:00pmMWEA - Dan Wood

This event is essential for professionals focused on watershed management and stormwater practices. Gain insights from industry experts, discover the latest innovations, and network with peers dedicated to improving water quality and environmental sustainability. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your knowledge and contribute to effective stormwater management solutions.

WHO should attend? Engineers, Project Managers, Operators, Environmental Specialists, Students, Watershed Managers


Agenda Coming Soon...
*Please note that speakers, topics, and timing are subject to change

THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 Watershed & Stormwater Seminar SPONSORS
​Sponsors Coming Soon...

THANK YOU TO OUR 2025 Watershed & Stormwater Seminar EXHIBITORS
Exhibitors Coming Soon...


more info...		12/9/20268:00am to 4:00pmMWEA - Sheryl Wicks

SAVE THE DATE!


more info...		12/11/2026TBDMatt Griffith

Save-the-Date for the 2027 Joint Expo & Operator Days - Feb 9 & 10 in Lansing!
 
All drinking water and wastewater employees, including operators, supervisors, lab techs, maintenance techs and superintendents should plan to attend this annual training event.  Two days of quality content in both Technical AND Managerial, followed by access to the expo hall floor with over 150 vendors!   Also use this link if you are only coming for the expo hall to walk the floor.

Continuing Education Credits (CECs) or Professional Development Hours (PDHs)
  • Information coming soon!

Attendee Cost
  • Information coming soon!

GROUP Registration? To make it easier on you, please complete all fields on this excel group registration file, or email MWEA to have the file sent direct.  Just put all your attendees names and info in, and we will process the registrations for you.

For lodging, FAQs and more, visit the main event page at www.jointexpo.org
 
more info...		2/9/2027
-2/10/2027		Various Start Times (select on registration)MWEA

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