Join the RMWEA Innovative Water Technology (IWT) Committee for a virtual seminar on Thursday, June 12, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM focused on creative nutrient management strategies. This two-hour session will feature presentations highlighting successful nutrient approaches implemented nationally, followed by a collaborative panel discussion with leading professionals from across Colorado.

Our goal is to spark meaningful conversations and explore how we can work together—across utilities, regions, and sectors—to protect water quality through practical, forward-thinking solutions. Presentations will include Chris Tabor (Hazen and Sawyer) discussing nutrient trading in the Chesapeake Bay, Haley Falconer (City of Boise) sharing Boise’s phosphorus removal strategies, and Dave Clark (HDR) presenting new approaches to nutrient management. The panel will bring together representatives from Metro Water Recovery, City of Longmont, City of Fort Collins, South Platte Renew, and Colorado Springs Utilities, creating a space to exchange ideas and collectively shape the future of nutrient management in Colorado. We hope to see you there and look forward to your voice in the conversation.

No registration required. Email Anna Scopp to receive calendar invite.

The Safety & Security Committee will meet at Parker Water on 6/24/25 from 9:30 AM -10:30 AM, with a tour following.

Please join us for the 2025 ThirstyFest event! 

ThirstyFest is a completely volunteer-led craft beer festival supported by the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association Water for People (RMWEA-WFP). All net-proceeds from the event go to Water For People, a Denver-based international non-profit that envisions a world where every person has access to reliable and safe water, sanitation, and hygiene services. Water For People works with local governments to help create safe drinking water and sanitation systems and currently works in nine countries across Latin America, East Africa and Asia.