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CSO Committee Meeting

Jersey WaterCheck Utility Survey

Education and Outreach Committee meeting

Association of Environmental Authorities (AEA) Annual Meeting and Conference

American Water Works Association New Jersey Chapter Conference

Tapping into Federal Funding: Leveraging WaterSMART Grants for Innovative Water Infrastructure Investments

DEIJ and Racial Justice Are Not Synonymous: Intersectional Social Justice in Environmental Work

Tapping into Federal Funding: Leveraging Housing and Urban Development Loans for Innovative Water Infrastructure Investments

Lead-Free NJ July 2021 Membership Meeting

Improving Watershed Health through Agricultural-Municipal Partnerships

Water Risk Equity Map Green Infrastructure Subcommittee

CSO Water Workforce Subcommittee

Green Infrastructure Municipal Engagement Subcommittee

Stormwater Utilities Subcommittee

New Jersey Water Association Annual Conference

Green Infrastructure Workforce Subcommittee

2021 American Water Resources Association Mid-Atlantic Conference

Jersey Water Works 2021 Membership Meeting: Different Perspectives, New Opportunities, Win-Win Solutions

Asset Management and Finance LSL Guidance Subcommittee Meeting

Green Infrastructure Committee Meeting

JWW and the American Water Works Association New Jersey Chapter –  Young Professionals Networking Happy Hour

Equity Mapping Subcommittee Meeting

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Lead in Drinking Water Task Force

Data Advisory Committee

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Contact Kim Irby, kirby@njfuture.org, to join or with questions.

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Jersey WaterCheck is undergoing its first annual update. All drinking water and wastewater utilities featured on the dashboard have received a link to an online survey as well as utility data for review. Your data will be featured on your utility’s individual system page and contribute to statewide metrics on <a href="http://njwatercheck.com">Jersey WaterCheck</a>. It is critical that your data is accurate and up-to-date, so we look forward to your response! If you are a utility member who has not received the survey and data, or would like it resent to you, please contact Kimberley Irby (<a href="mailto:kirby@njfuture.org">kirby@njfuture.org</a>).

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Contact Paula Figueroa-Vega at pfigueroa@njfuture.org for more details and log in information.

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Nov. 16 &amp; 17, 2021 &#8211; Caesars Atlantic City
AEA is a trade association of publicly owned government agencies and private-sector businesses that provide or support clean water and solid waste utility service in New Jersey. The mission of AEA is to provide information, education and advocacy that help member organizations provide professional, efficient and cost-effective service to their ratepayers and to help the public understand and appreciate the work of its members.
Plans are being made for a return to our in-person annual meeting &amp; conference, to be held at Caesars in Atlantic City. The Onward &amp; Upward theme continues as we conclude the celebration of our 50th anniversary.
Registration information will be posted sometime in August.
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AEA Seeking Presentation Proposals for Upcoming Annual Meeting &amp; Conference
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Submission Deadline: August 6, 2021
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<a href="https://www.aeanj.org/wp-content/uploads/AEA-Call-for-Presentation-Proposals-2021-22-FINAL.pdf">A Call for Presentations Details</a>
<a href="https://www.aeanj.org/wp-content/uploads/Presentation-Proposal-Submission-Form-2021-FINAL.pdf">Presentation Proposal Submission Form</a>
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Be part of AWWA NJ’s Water Event!
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Networking. Technical Information. Latest Products &amp; Services. 
Total Conference Experience.
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WaterNow’s third webinar in the Tap into Federal Funding series will feature an increasingly important sustainable water funding program for Western communities—Bureau of Reclamation’s WaterSMART grants. This event will explore how local leaders can leverage the Bureau of Reclamation’s WaterSMART grants for proven water conservation and efficiency infrastructure investments, build long-term resilience to drought, and prioritize environmental benefits that increase the reliability of water resources.
Speakers
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<li>Sheri Looper, Drought Coordinator, Bureau of Reclamation</li>
<li>Josh German, Program Analyst, Bureau of Reclamation</li>
<li>Representative from WaterSMART Grantee Community</li>
<li>Georgia Beesemyer, Project Manager, WaterNow Alliance</li>
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“LGBTQ+ Justice.” “Social Justice.” “Racial Justice.” “DEIJ.” We use these words but do we really know what they mean, how they connect to and how they are unique from each other? This session will help participants understand what intersectional environmental work is and how to ensure multiple issues and identities are focused on simultaneously as opposed to individually.
This session is funded by the Delaware River Watershed Racial Justice Initiative.

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Part of WaterNow’s ongoing Tap into Resilience series this webinar will explore how local leaders can leverage Housing and Urban Development loans for innovative water infrastructure investments. WaterNow’s Tap into Resilience initiative provides water leaders resources they need to invest in affordable, climate resilient solutions to meet a broad range of water management challenges. This webinar will feature one of these investment options— Housing and Urban Development’s Section 108 Loan Guarantee Program. This federal loan program can be used to address community resilience projects aimed at benefiting low- and moderate- income communities, and for organizations looking to improve water systems, eligible projects include waterfront fortification, green infrastructure improvements, and water infrastructure improvements.
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<li>Seema Thomas, Deputy Director, Financial Management Division, Department of Housing and Urban Development</li>
<li>Erik Pechuekonis, Community Planning and Development Specialist, Department of Housing and Urban Development</li>
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<li>Caroline Koch, Water Policy Director, WaterNow Alliance</li>
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With communities determined to remove lead from the environment and potential opportunities in place to fund their efforts, this is an important moment for lead-free advocates. Join us to network and discuss lead policy with others, learn more about Lead-Free NJ’s recent work to get the lead out, and find out how we can work together to make change. The event will feature:
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<li>A spotlight on Lead-Free NJ policy work</li>
<li>A panel discussion with experts about community organizing around lead issues</li>
<li>Updates from Lead-Free NJ committees</li>
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Who should attend:
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<li>Community members</li>
<li>Advocates and activists</li>
<li>Community-based, statewide, and national organizations</li>
<li>Industry workers</li>
<li>Clergy</li>
<li>Municipal, county, and state officials</li>
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GUEST SPEAKERS: 
Yvette Jordan, Newark Education Workers Caucus 
Elyse Pivnick, Isles, Inc. 
Shruti Banugaria, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School, Department of Pediatrics 
Unique Bacote, Paterson Habitat for Humanity
HOST SPEAKERS: 
Rashan Prailow 
Co-chair, Lead-Free NJ
Debbie Mans 
Co-chair, Lead-Free NJ
*Note: A limited number of $30 Visa gift cards are available to those who need compensation for attendance. For more information, email jdavis@njfuture.org.

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EPA Agricultural Municipal Partnerships
Watersheds can benefit when municipal water treatment plants invest in conservation practices on nearby farms. These agricultural-municipal partnerships reflect a commitment to integrated planning across the complete water cycle with a strong emphasis on a highly collaborative and inclusive approach to watershed health improvement. By drawing on an integrated watershed approach, these partnerships unlock additional alternatives to address watershed health stressors and bring a broader array of watershed participants into the mix to craft solutions and take action for watershed health improvement.
You are invited to attend a 75-minute webinar that will discuss three different agricultural-municipal partnerships. You will hear experiences from the City of Boise, Miami Conservancy District, and Kansas Center for Agricultural Resources and the Environment. This webinar will feature presentations where speakers will share their experiences and reflect on lessons learned. There will also be time for Q+A.

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We would love to have you join us!

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October 20-21, 2021 at the Golden Nugget Hotel &amp; Casino, Atlantic City, NJ
The New Jersey Water Association Annual Technical Conference is New Jersey&#8217;s premier forum for water and wastewater industry operators, managers and decision makers.
The conference is an excellent opportunity to learn about available products and services for the water and wastewater industry directly from our Exhibitors. It is also an excellent opportunity to meet with your peers, agency representatives and local leaders. You will be able to increase your awareness of regulatory, operational, managerial and legislative issues and at the same time earn Training Contact Hours for your license requirements.

2021 AWRA Mid-Atlantic Conference (MAC) is an informative program on interdisciplinary communication on any aspect of water resources.
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Presented by: Delaware Section-AWRA and New Jersey Section-AWRA
In conjunction with the National Capital Region Section, Pennsylvania State Section, and Philadelphia Metropolitan Area Section
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Community, Conversation, Connections …
AWRA and the sections of the Mid-Atlantic region are committed to fostering interdisciplinary communication among persons of diverse backgrounds working on any aspect of water resources.
We anticipate that this Conference will carry on that mission with a program that will include a wide-range of water resources topics to interest practitioners, researchers and students from a variety of disciplines. Our goal is to provide an interesting and informative program that will provide attendees with lessons and tools to apply in their watershed.
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Who should attend?
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<li>State, county, and municipal officials, planners, and engineers</li>
<li>Environmental and engineering consultants</li>
<li>Health officials and researchers</li>
<li>Water purveyors</li>
<li>Watershed association members</li>
<li>Soil Conservation District officials</li>
<li>Scientists from academic institutions</li>
<li>Graduate and undergraduate students</li>
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Jersey Water Works members drive the success of the collaborative, raising formidable issues and collaborating to identify innovative solutions. This is a pivotal moment for water infrastructure. Come see how JWW can serve as a platform to foster new opportunities, connections, and win-win solutions to New Jersey’s toughest water challenges. New Jersey’s potential share of federal funds can propel the state’s water infrastructure into a resilient, innovative, and effective water future.
Join us for:
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<li>State leaders’ perspectives on different challenges within the water sector</li>
<li>Opportunities for JWW’s members in advocating for water infrastructure solutions</li>
<li>Hot-off-the-press member updates (email us: info@jerseywaterworks.org to add yours to the list)</li>
<li>Top highlights from JWW working committees</li>
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Not a member? No problem! Anyone is welcome to join the meeting.

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Are you 35-and-under working in the water sector? Meet other young professionals on June 8!
Jersey Water Works and AWWA Young Professionals are hosting a one-hour long virtual networking happy hour to connect young professionals in the water sector ages 35 and under on June 8 from 4 &#8211; 5 pm. There will be a short introduction to each group and opportunities to meet and connect with other young water professionals. Interested in attending? Let us know by Friday, June 4!

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