Come join LPC and RMWQAA for our annual Summer Social!
There will be fun games, chances to win giftcards, and plenty of time to chat about all things laboratory with other members!
A quarterly meeting will take place starting at 3 pm. All are welcome and encouraged to join (no virtual option will be available for this meeting). more info...
RMWEA is turning 90 this year! Join your fellow RMWEA members for a member appreciation event and a celebration of 90 great years. Heavy appetizers and beverages will be served (non-alcoholic options available). You’ll also be able to enjoy a stroll around the beautiful Denver Botanic Gardens! (Bonus: Wear your best '90s attire for a chance to win a prize!)
The Rocky Mountain Water Conference (RMWC) is an annual joint conference of RMWEA and the Rocky Mountain Section of the American Water Works Association (RMSAWWA). The 2026 conference will be held from August 30 to September 2, 2026. More details coming soon.
Thank you for your interest and support of RMWC. Co-chairs Natalia Hoogesteijn and Jeff Berlin, along with our support firm, Kinsley Meetings, look forward to a great conference. Contact RMWC@kinsleymeetings.com with any questions.
For questions regarding the technical sessions, presentation requirements, or to make changes to an accepted abstract, please contact Joe Tamburini or Michelle Young.
Join us for the 2026 RMSAWWA and RMWEA Water for People Softball Tournament! This event combines softball and fundraising, with lunch and drinks included. Additional details will be shared soon; check the registration link below. It takes place from 9 am to 1 pm, weather permitting. more info...
The Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association (RMWEA) is leading a regional “Value of Water” campaign in partnership with the Denver Film Company to produce a feature-length documentary that tells the story of water—its essential role in public health, environmental stewardship, and the communities we serve.
This documentary will highlight the people, infrastructure, and innovation behind water and wastewater systems through compelling, human-centered storytelling. By bringing these stories to life, the film aims to elevate public awareness, inspire future generations to pursue careers in the water industry, and reinforce the critical importance of protecting our water resources.
Developed with the Denver Film Company, a studio specializing in cinematic storytelling that informs and inspires, the film is designed for broad reach through film festivals, community screenings, and digital platforms, creating a lasting impact well beyond the Rocky Mountain region and American West.
This is posted as an “event”, but it is your opportunity to make a potentially tax-deductible contribution (donation) for the documentary. By “registering for this event,” you agree to donate to support the documentary's production. RMWEA is a 501(c)3 entity, and our EIN is 84-0777358. Consult your tax advisor about deductibility, and save the receipt that you will receive after processing your contribution using any major credit card.
Come join us in Estes Park for beautiful fall weather and the Estes Park PWO Seminar on Wednesday, October 14th.
The Estes Park PWO Seminar has been focused on providing curated and in-depth discussions of a variety of operator-centric topics. Our long format (each presentation is 1 hour in length) allows plenty of time for participants and presenters to become familiar and comfortable with the information being shared. We always strive to have sessions that you do not see often elsewhere! This year is no different and we will have a great group of talented professionals sharing their expertise with us. more info...
