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On behalf of the Board and Staff of PRWA, welcome to Pennsylvania Rural Water Association's 22"d Annual Conference.

We know that times are tough and budgets are tight so we appreciate that you have chosen to spend your training dollars at this conference.

Besides very good approved operator training, we have some interesting and informative manager and Board member training scheduled this year.

Also planned are lots of fun events that will allow you to relax and network with yourfellow attendees.

Jump on one of the charter buses and head to the 6th Annual Meet N' Greet at Champs on Tuesday evening, then join us Wednesday morning for our Opening Session "Let's Make a Deal" rural water style. You won't want to miss our Wednesday evening events including; our annual Exhibit Hall Extravaganza, the 11th Annual Turkey Calling Contest, the 7th Annual Texas Hold 'em Poker Tournament and the "Rural Water's Got Talent" show with DJ Brian Heaton.

For our Banquet this year we have Ventriloquist Greg Claassen returning. Many of you may remember Greg from several years ago; he will have you laughing for days afterwards.

We all are looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones. Enjoy the conference and if we can do anything to assist you let us know. ;\en(\(,\fS\

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Anderson Technical ............................................................27E.J. Breneman LP .................................................................27Eichelbergers .......................................................................23Entech Engineering ............................................................11Exeter Supply Co., Inc. ..........................................................7Gannett Fleming ...................................................................9Gwin, Dobson, & Foreman .................................................15HD Waterworks Supply, Inc ................................................29Insight Pipe ..........................................................................26L/B Water Service Inc. .........................................................11Larson Design Group ...........................................................10Miller Environmental Inc. ...................................................26Nittany Engineering ...........................................................27Neptune Technology Group ..............................................32Pennsylvania Water Specialties Company ........................13Romac Industries, Inc. ........................................................29Sensus ...................................................................................23Stiffler, McGraw & Associates, Inc. ..............................25, 32Therma-Store .......................................................................28Uni-Tec Consulting Engineers, Inc. ....................................21Yanora Enterprises ..............................................................13

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Welcome E x h i b i t o r B o o t h I n d e xKTM Associates 72KV & M&H Valve Co. 39L/B Water Service, Inc. 01 & 02Larson Design Group, Inc. 73Layne Christensen Company 81LRM, Inc. 109M & T Bank 48Mahaffey Laboratory 102Maryland Biochemical 46Master Meter, Inc. 23Microbac Laboratories, Inc. 113Mid Atlantic Storage Systems, Inc. 29Mid-Atlantic Waste Systems 110Modern Pump & Equipment 18Moody & Associates Inc. 51Mr. Rehab, Inc. 20Mueller Co. 71N.H. Yates & Co. Inc. 77Natgun Corporation 54National Road Utility Supply, Inc. 43Neptune Chemical Pump Co. 84Nittany Engineering 89North East Aquastore, Inc. 28Pa One Call 122Pa Water Specialties 76Penn Prime 35Pollardwater.com 104Premier Safety & Service, Inc. 31Pyrz Water Supply Co., Inc. 36Reed Manufacturing Co. 47RE-Ox, LLC 14Rio Supply, Inc. 15Rockacy and Associates, Inc. 56Roome Environmental 75Schreiter Engineering Assoc., Inc. 64SEMS 111Senate Engineering Co. 4Sensus Metering Systems 32Singer Valve 24Site Specific Design, Inc. 97Stiffler, McGraw & Associates 62Subsurface Technologies 69Suburban Water Testing Labs 37Susquehanna Fire Equipment Co. 116Swiftreach 79The EADS Group 91Therma-Stor LLC 59Thomas Scientific 100Trombold Equipment Company 98Trumbull Industries 66Uni-Tec Consulting Engineers Inc. 11Univar Usa Inc. 17US Municipal Supply, Inc. 105USA Bluebook 112Utilitronics Corporation 8Utility Service Co., Inc. 5Utility Services Group 12W.C. Weil Company 19W.D. Fox Tapping & Welding, Inc. 42Watermark Environmental 83Watertite, Inc. 78

A.C. Schultes, Inc. 58A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co., Inc. 93Abel Recon 108Accent Control Systems 57Alfred Benesch & Company 92American AVK 115American Flow Control 60Anderson Technical Service 38Aqua Dynamic Systems, Inc. 25Ashbrook Simon-Hartley, LLC 96Automatech 121Badger Meter, Inc. 86Baker Manufacturing Co. 6Bankson Engineers N/ABCM Engineers 50Benchmark Analytics, Inc. 80Caldwell Tanks 106Century Engineering 7Charter Plastics, Inc. 68Control Systems 21 117Coyne Chemical 99Crawford Technical 120CWM Environmental 30Daman Superior, LLC 67DAS Group 13Dutchland, Inc. 44DYK Incorporated N/AE. H. Wachs Company 82E. J. Breneman, L.P. 65EAP Industries, Inc. 16Eastcom Associates, Inc. 118EGLS / Learco 61Eichelbergers, Inc. 55Emerson Process Management 85Entech Engineering, Inc. 40Envirep, Inc. 33Environmental Service Labs Inc. 88Excelsior Blower Systems 94Exeter Supply Co., Inc. 21 & 22Fairway Laboratories, Inc. 107Fehr & Howard Sales 114Ferguson Waterworks 27Ford Meter Box Company, Inc. 41Gannett Fleming, Inc. 74Geiger Equipment Group 119GeoServices, Ltd. 101Geyser Pump 95Glace Associates Inc. 87Gwin, Dobson and Foreman, Inc. 103Hach Company 26HD Supply Waterworks 9Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc. 63Hydro Instruments 49Insight Pipe Contracting, L.P. 70Itron, Inc. 90ITT Water & Wastewater U.S.A. 3John P. Place, Inc. 34Kappe Associates, Inc. 53Kershner Environmental Technologies 10Keystone Pump & Power, LLC 45KLH Engineers, Inc. 52

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2. Reservoir Management (Water) #4070 4 Contact Hours Room 107

3. SBR's for BNR (Wastewater) #1835 4 Contact Hours Room 206

4. Pumps Maintenance & Troubleshooting {Water & WW) #872 4 Contact Hours Room 208

5. Ten Best Kept Secrets of Water/WW Processes (W & WW) #4050 4 Contact Hours Room 207

6. tn tro to Cross Connection Control & Bacl<flow Prevention (W & WW) #886 4 C. H. Room 105

7. Asset Management (Management) #3610 4 w & ww Contact Hours Room 109

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9. Underground Technology (Water & Wastewater) 11407 4 2 Contact Hours Room 109

10. Radio Frequency Meter Reading Tech. (Water) #4069 2 Contact Hours Room 107

II. Records & Report Writing (Water) #390 2 Contact Hours Room 106

12o. Grinder Pumps-Port 1'(Wostewoter) #3039 4 Contact Hours• Room 208 ' You MUST Mend Part 1 & Part 2 to re<:eive 4 Conta<l Hours.

13. Geyser Pump Applications (Water & Wastewater) #4058 2 Contact Hours Room 207

9:00am- 11:30 am 14. Updating System Mops (Water & Wostewoler) # 4076 2 Contact Hours Room 108

15. Clandestine lob Awareness (Methomphetomine & Others) (W & WW) #405 1 2 C.H. Room 104

16. How to Convey your Concerns to your Boord Effectively (Water & WWJ #4062 2 C. H. Room 211

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18. Exploring Your Insurance Needs (Management) #4054 2 w & ww Contact Hours Room 205

19. SWP & Ground Source Heal Pump Wells {SWP) #4061 2 W Contact Hours Room 206

20. Green Rebates & Incentives~""'"'" 'l #4060 2 W & WW Contact Hours Room 203

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22. Understanding f iltration (Water) # 4075 3 Contact Hours Room 107

23o. Basics of Activated Sludge- Port 1 (Wastewater) #3675 8 Contact Hours• Room 108 'You MUST Altend Part I, Part 2 & Part 3to receive 8 Contact Hours.

24. lob Overview (Wastewater) #2577 3 Contact Hours Room 109

25. Common-Sense Practices of a Well Run w & ww System (W & ww) #4056 3 C. H. Room 208 I :30 pm - 5:00pm 26. Membrane filtration (Water & Wastewater) 114064 3 Contact Hours Room 206

27. Health & Safety Considerations for w & ww Operators (W & WW) #4042 3 C.H. Room 207

28. Utility Governance "Steering For Success" {Mgmt) #4045 3 w & WW Contact Hours Room204

29. Methods for Safeguarding Drinking Water Source Areas (Mgmt) #4065 3 Water C.H. Room 205

30. Renewable Energy Applications in Water & ww (Green) #4048 3 w & ww C. H. Room 104

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23b. Basics of Activated Sludge- Port 2 (Wastewater) #3675 8 Contact Hours• 'You MUST Attend Pan t, Pan 2 & Pan 3 to recelfe 8 C<iru£1 Hoon.

32. Storage Tanks - Pros/Cans (Wa ter & Wastewater) #4071 2 Contact Hours

33. Control Valves (Water) #4047 2 Contact Hours

34o. Electrical Troubleshooting & Maintenance-Part 1' (W & WW) #2572 5 C.H.* 'You MUST Attend Pan 1 & Pan 2 to receive 5 Contact Hours.

35. PA WARN/ NIMS Intra (Water & Wastewater) #4067 2 Contact Hours

36. Basic Construction Inspection Techniques (Water & WW) #4049 2 Contact Hours

37. Funding lor Water & Wastewater Systems {Management) #4057 2 W & WW C.H.

38. Persuasive Communication Skills (Management) # 4043 2 W & WW Contact Hours

39. Swiftreoch- Public Notification Options {Management) 1 W & WW Contact Hour

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44. Chemical Feed Pump Calibra tion (Water & wastewater) #2573 3 Contact Hours

34b. Electrical Troubleshooting & Maintenance-Port 2' (W & WW) #2572 5 C.H.' 'You MUST Attend Pan 1 & Pan 2 to receive Contact Hours.

45. Woter/Wastewoter Emergency Mock Drill {Water & WW) #871 3 Contact Hours

46. Liquid Chemical Feed Moth (Water & Wastewater) #4063 3 Contact Hours

47. Distribution System Management (Woter) #4052 3 Contact Hours

48. Public Notification (Management) #4068 3 w Contact Hours

49. Energy Audit Concepts (Green) #4053 3 W & WW Contact Hours

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1. Well Rehabilitation (Water) #3613 The situation is not always bleak when a well fails to produce. Instead of abandoning the well and installing a new one, “rehabilitate” the well and restore flows. Factors to consider include the ground formation that the well is drilled in, the construction of the well, and the problem that has caused the decreased flow such as plugging problems, pump performance problems, or other factors causing operational difficulties. This course will address these issues.

2. Reservoir Management (Water) Effective management of your surface water reservoir can significantly decrease your treatment and maintenance costs at the treatment plant. Routine inspections and maintenance of dams and intakes are covered in this session.

3. SBR’s for BNR (Wastewater) #1835 Most SBR’s have an inherit ability to remove nitrogen biologically. However, operators of existing SBR wastewater treatment plants must be taught how to operate their plant to maximize nitrogen removal. Although the course is intended for wastewater operators of SBR plants, other experienced wastewater operators will find it of interest.

4. Pumps Maintenance and Troubleshooting (Wastewater) #872 An in depth look at how water and sewage pumps work, pump curves and proper application, and centrifugal pump troubleshooting with pump curves and gauges.

5. Ten Best Kept Secrets of Water/Wastewater Processes (Water & Wastewater) This program explores unique little known “tools” one can use now to achieve better process operations in treatment, distribution, or collection. Through superb computer slides and graphics, along with an interactive verbal presentation, learn why simple hypochlorite strength measurements are important, why portable ORP monitoring can yield big wastewater monitoring dividends, how refining lab tests for disinfection residuals, alkalinity, solids core-taking, and jar testing can avoid violations. See what two key inexpensive tools are missing from most treatment plant tool boxes. Learn why corrosion control isn’t just water chemistry and explore simplified testing methods for Process Control.

6. Intro to Cross Connection Control & Backflow Prevention (Water & Wastewater) #886 This course was designed to raise awareness on the subject of cross-connection control and backflow prevention as well as to provide a technical overview of cross-connection control. The target audience for this course is utility employees ranging from operators to administrators. The course can also be a good introduction for private contractors such as plumbers or fire suppression professionals.

7. Asset Management (Management) #3610 Asset management can be defined as “a process for maintaining a desired level of customer service at the best appropriate cost.” According to the Government Accountability Office (GAO; formerly the General Accounting Office), comprehensive asset management has the potential to help utilities better identify needs and plan for future investments.

8. SWP Issues Discussion—Marcellus Shale Drilling (SWP) Come share your successes and frustrations with protection of your surface and/or ground water sources. Marcellus Shale Drilling is one of the hot source water protection topics, so come hear experts discuss the basics of Marcellus drilling and the risks to water supplies.

9. Underground Technology (Water) The course will cover the basic principles of Horizontal Directional Drilling. Specific topics will include: proper design and layout, drill rig sizes, recycling systems, methods of piloting, types of cutting heads and reamers, reviewing geotechnical information, pull back forces and the various material suitable for HDD. Pros and Cons of various trenchless methods will be presented. Additionally, it will provide general information on the use of PVC plastic pipe material in potable water main installations. Installation methods will focus primarily on the trenchless variety (horizontal directional drilling, slip lining, and pipebursting).

10. Radio Frequency Meter Reading Tech. (Water) The course will review the various types of RF meter reading technology (i.e. walkby, driveby, & fixed network) and describe their differences and the features & benefits of each type of system.

11. Records and Report Writing (Water & Wastewater) #390 The importance and need for good records and reports. Learn key methods of evaluating records and organizing and writing reports.

12a-b. Grinder Pumps — (Wastewater) #3039 Students MUST take Parts 1 & 2 for Contact Hours. Any time there is an opportunity to free up operator time and improve the overall operational process it should be taken. Grinder pumps allow wastewater systems to close the lid on pump stations and wet well maintenance costs and problems. The grinders help eliminate pump jamming and blockages caused by clothing, rags, plastic, pantyhose, small rocks, and trash.

13. Geyser Pump Applications (Water & Wastewater) Geyser airlift pumps provide an energy efficient pumping method for water/wastewater operations. The importance of the clarifier has been underestimated for a long period. Proper Return Activated Sludge (RAS) is one of the most important factors to make the WWTP work well.

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14. Updating System Maps (Water & Wastewater) As water and wastewater systems expand and age, it is important for system personnel to know and understand their system in order to perform maintenance and to make repairs. Keeping accurate system maps will assist personnel in achieving this. This course will provide information on the benefits of system mapping and will describe the various options for successful mapping. Different levels of mapping, from paper to electronic formats, will be explored.

15. Clandestine Lab Awareness, Methamphetamine & Others (Water & Wastewater) Clandestine labs can pose a risk to both drinking water sources and wastewater systems. The illegal labs are often short-term and utilize a large variety of chemicals to produce the illegal drugs. The chemicals often dumped into wastewater system or into the environment (source water protection issue) The most common type of clandestine lab is methamphetamine (meth).

16. How to Convey your Concerns to your Board Effectively (Water & Wastewater) Ever been frustrated by a Board that doesn’t understand the day to day and long-term operational needs of your system? Worked hours on a proposal to have it voted down in a few minutes? Learn how to effectively convey your system needs without getting caught up in the politics.

17. Financial Planning / Retirement (Management) This course is designed to provide general information on planning in the financial, retirement, college and estate planning areas. The course will stress the importance of comprehensive financial planning to meet one’s individuals goals.

18. Exploring Your Insurance Needs (Management) Provide an overview of the Basic and Specialized Insurance Coverages available to protect your organization.

19. SWP & Ground Source Heat Pump Wells (SWP) This course will explain how ungrouted geothermal heat pump system boreholes pose a potential contamination threat to groundwater produced by public water supply wells. Animated diagrams and real-world job-site examples will be used to demonstrate proper grouting of both closed-loop and open loop geothermal heat pump systems. A case study of the implementation and operation of a drilling ordinance for geothermal heat pump system boreholes and wells will be presented.

20. Green Rebates and Incentives (Green) This course will review the current “green” incentive programs available to a water/wastewater utility Power companies often offer rebates and energy efficiency incentives to businesses, such as water and wastewater utilities under various governmental and non-governmental programs. These incentive programs often include technical assistance programs to help the water/wastewater utility take advantage of these incentives.

21. Hydrants (Water) #1807 Hydrants play a vital role in communities by providing fire fighting protection. Water systems also use hydrants to flush water lines and check water pressure. The water system is usually responsible for servicing and repairing hydrants. Therefore, it is essential to educate water company employees on proper operation, maintenance and repairs of hydrants, which is the main focus of this course. In addition, the course will cover flow testing, flushing a distribution system and hydrant security.

22. Understanding Filtration (Water) This course will provide an overview of the basic types of water filtration, an explanation of each type of filter system, proper operation and maintenance, and identifying the correct filter for each application.

23 a-c. Basics of Activated Sludge / Nitrification (Wastewater) #3675 Students MUST take Parts 1, 2, & 3 - This course will provide/review the basic concepts and skills encountered in activated sludge processes. The course will also review different types of activated sludge processes and the operational strategies that allow optimum efficiency of each process. Additionally this course will provide a basic overview of the processes involved in nitrification and de-nitrification during the wastewater treatment process. This course comes at a time when NPDES permits are starting to incorporate limits for nitrates.

24. Lab Overview (Wastewater) #2577 Chapter 252 Laboratory Accreditation Regulations have set very specific laboratory regulations in place. This class will address what to expect during a laboratory on-site inspection, basic “good laboratory practices” and specific requirements of Chapter 252 such as equipment and recordkeeping.

25. Common-Sense Practices of a Well Run Water & WW System (Water & Wastewater) This program looks at common misunderstood key elements to achieve a well run operation. One of those most ignored could…..lead to a catastrophic event that could kill or injure your personnel, or even worse, civilians. See why and how to always verify every chemical delivery. Learn some key advantages in always using the weakest possible strength of a chemical that is practical.

26. Membrane Filtration (Water & Wastewater) The use of membrane filtration is rapidly growing in municipal water and wastewater systems throughout the United States. As drinking water and sewage regulations continue to become more stringent, systems must utilize the best available technology to ensure continued compliance. This presentation will provide a general overview of membrane filtration technology and how it is being used in public water and wastewater systems.

27. Health & Safety Considerations for Water & WW Operators (Water & Wastewater) Safety is one of the most overlooked aspects of being a water/wastewater operator. Many operators have the attitude that it can’t happen to me. This course is a general overview of the safety issues operators should be aware of.

28. Utility Governance Steering For Success (Management) Governing or managing a public utility system, regardless if it is an authority, a municipal system or privately owned takes hard work, dedication and education. Understanding regulations, compliance issues and financial ability are the cornerstones of a viable business.

29. Methods for Safeguarding Drinking Water Source Areas (SWP) Source Water Protection is a voluntary/regulatory initiative of the EPA and PA DEP for community drinking water systems. Water systems are encouraged to implement source water protection strategies as part of a multiple barrier approach to water system operations. This course covers the regulatory background, identification of major potential sources of contamination (PSOCs), associated health risks and implementation strategies for managing risks.

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30. Renewable Energy Applications in Water and Wastewater (Green) When water fails to circulate it often develops harmful algae in freshwater, bacteria and chlorine by-products in potable water, and fails to promote effective treatment in wastewater. In the past, circulation technology required large investments of grid-powered electricity. Today, solar power efficiently circulates water reducing electric bills for municipalities and businesses. New solar panels are highly efficient and utilize indirect light as well as direct light, making them in the northern climates.

31. Micro Hydro Technology (Green) Course reviews the use of in-line hydrokinetic energy recovery systems in water and wastewater systems.

32. Storage Tanks - Pros/Cons (Water) There are multiple types of potable water tanks in use today for the storage of our drinking water. They all serve the same purpose but, there are marked differences in how each kind and type of tank is designed, erected/constructed, used and ultimately maintained. This presentation will discuss best practice principles and guidelines for the selection criteria with regards to tank performance and cost efficiency in potable water storage applications. Each tank’s construction process and standard operational and maintenance procedures will be covered in detail. We will discuss life cycle analysis methods and tools used to determine total cost of ownership, which include capitol costs for the tank, construction/erection of the tank and operation and maintenance of the tank. The presentation is given in an objective manner and encourages attendees to gain as much education as possible before specifying tanks for any project.

33. Control Valves (Water) New regulations focused on distribution have made it important for system operators to know and understand the components of that system. Proper sizing, operations and maintenance of the valves, along with regular monitoring are essential to the quality of the water systems deliver to their customers. Valves are the security of the system. Proper sizing, placement and exercising of all the system valves must be a system priority.

34a-b. Electrical Troubleshooting & Maintenance - (Water & Wastewater) #2572 Students MUST take Parts 1 & 2 to get Contact Hours. The complexities of a water or wastewater plant can be overwhelming when things go wrong. This course will review techniques to identify electrical problems in the plant.

35. PA WARN / NIMS Intro (Water & Wastewater) PaWARN is a statewide Water/Wastewater Agency Response Network (WARN) of “utilities helping utilities” to prepare for the next natural or human-caused emergency. The National Incident Management System (NIMS) provides a systematic, proactive approach to guide departments and agencies at all levels of government, nongovernmental organizations, and the private sector to work seamlessly to prevent, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate the effects of incidents, regardless of cause, size, location, or complexity, in order to reduce the loss of life and property and harm to the environment.

36. Basic Construction Inspection Techniques (Water & Wastewater) This course will provide an overview of basic construction inspection techniques and principles. Additionally, students will learn about the long term financial and structural importance of effective utility inspection.

37. Funding for Water and Wastewater Systems (Management) Water and wastewater systems need additional funding for construction, maintenance, and operation. Income from customers is often not enough to effectively operate a system. This course educates system managers about funding sources from USDA-RUS and PennVest.

38. Persuasive Communication Skills (Management) The increase in new regulations and system expenses makes communicating with DEP and system’s political representatives key to a system’s success. This workshop is designed to help increase the skills of board members, managers and operators learn how to effectively convey their concerns and get the support for their system and community from the powers in charge.

39. SwiftReach – Public Notification Options (Management) Reaching all your customers has always been a struggle for water and wastewater systems. New Public Notification regulations now require that systems have a method of communication. Hear about a notification option using high-speed solution designed to notify thousands of people instantaneously, reaching multiple communications devices simultaneously including telephones, cell phones, email, text messages, pagers and more.

40. SWP Education Techniques (SWP) Source Water Protection (SWP) includes a variety of approaches to minimizing risks to surface and ground water supplies. Education and outreach are a key component of any SWP program. This course reviews a few successful and effective SWP educational methods that have been implemented in PA and other states.

41. Green Ideas: Innovative Paving Alternatives (Green) The course will teach you alternative technologies in asphalt pavement repair. You will be shown six different processes. Learn how they are applied to different roadway situations and how they can save on material, time, and cost.

42. Water Chemistry 101 (Water) Review of chemistry basics that every water/wastewater operator should know to perform daily operations and more complex calculations.

44. Chemical Feed Pump Calibration (Water & Wastewater) #2573 Chemical Feed Pumps are extremely important in a system’s treatment process. Chemical feed pumps are responsible for delivering accurate amounts of chemicals used in water treatment to ensure safe drinking water and clean discharge water. This course will help operators understand the importance of the operation and maintenance of their chemical feed pumps in quality water and wastewater treatment.

45. Water / Wastewater Emergency Mock Drill (Water & Wastewater) #871 Water and Wastewater systems are vulnerable to all types of emergency situations including chemical spills. This course will deal with a chlorine spill on a rural two-lane highway that results in an adverse effect in the downstream surface water plant as well.

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46. Liquid Chemical Feed Math (Water & Wastewater) Attendees will utilize the Chemical Feed Calculation Diagrams to solve problems commonly encountered in calculating product strength as it applies to liquid chemical feed math. A useful tool for any operator that has struggled with liquid chemical feed calculations.

47. Distribution System Management (Water & Wastewater) There are many aspects to managing the potable water distribution system. This course will cover some of the considerations of line and potable water management. Examples and case studies of good management will be reviewed. Particular focus on managing and securing your system for bulk water sales and rehabilitation of water lines with liners.

48. Public Notification (Management) This PN session is designed to provide participants with information about new items that have been posted to the PN website. Most of the session time will be spent reviewing the Loss of Positive Water Pressure guidance document and completing a scenario to implement this policy. Participants will be also given time to ask questions about any other aspects of the PN rule.

49. Energy Audit Concepts (Green) (lecture / walk around) You are challenged every day to continue to deliver quality water, while managing the challenge of volatile energy prices, increasing energy needs, increasing regulations, and scarce water resources. Today, water loss is estimated at 10-20% in distribution systems throughout the U.S., water and wastewater utilities account for 30-40% of the electricity used by mid-sized cities and 10-20% of current energy consumption can be reduced by energy conservation and operational changes. This course will provide innovative solutions to reduce emissions, lessen waste, decrease water use, lower energy use, lower operational costs and reduce budgetary pressure all while upgrading capital assets. We’ll explain the “why” and “how” and demystify the funding sources of energy performance contracting.

50. Distribution System Workshop (Water) #1813 New regulations and security concerns directed toward distribution systems have made it important for system operators to know and understand the components of their distribution system. Proper operations and maintenance of the valves, hydrants, and meters are essential to the quality of the water systems deliver to their customers

51. Collection System Troubleshooting (Wastewater) #1334 An improperly maintained collection system can add unnecessary costs to a community’s wastewater customers. A collection system operator needs to know how to identify the problem areas, how to detect I & I and how to repair those problems once found. This course is designed to help collection system operators establish maintenance and troubleshooting practices and repair collection system problems, so that the system can remain in compliance and not exceed permit levels.

52. Manager’s Roundtable: Legal Concerns - Leasing your land (Wind / Oil / Gas / Timber), (Management) There’s increased pressure for utilities to lease their land for uses such as gas wells, timbering, etc. Learn the legal pros and cons of leasing your land. Ample opportunity for Question & Answer and Discussion on legal issues related to water/wastewater system operations.

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PRWA Billing & Collections We understand that these are tough economic times. There is no better time to talk to PRWA Billing and Collections about improving your cash flow, reducing your account delinquency list, and most importantly improving your bottom line. AND as a conference special PRWA Billing and Collections wil l wave their monthly fee for the remainder of the year*. Stop by the PRWA Financial Services booth and talk to Bud or Doug about solutions that fit your system.

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