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Water Week 2022 a success!

ABOUT WATER WEEK 2022

Water Week Returns to In-Person Attendance

After two years of meeting virtually due to the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Water Week 2022 will return to an in-person format this year in Washington, DC with a full slate of meetings and events.

We are excited to have water professionals from around the country once again come together and advocate to federally elected officials and key policymakers the importance of ensuring all communities have access to safe, reliable, and affordable drinking water and clean water.

Over the past two years, water policy has, and continues to be, front and center across the federal government. Whether in-person in DC or in your local community, continued engagement among the water sector during Water Week 2022 will be vital to further advance key water policy priorities such as increasing federal infrastructure investment, addressing water affordability, supporting water research & development, and making our critical infrastructure more resilient. The pandemic has truly underscored the critical role the water sector plays in ensuring the health and well-being of all communities, and 2022 will be a critical year for advancing this message.

So please mark your calendars for Water Week 2022, April 24–30, when we will return in person to Washington, D.C. If you have any questions, please contact info@waterweek.us

April 27, 2022  |  Washington, DC

The National Water Policy Fly-In

The National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA), the Water Environment Federation (WEF), the Water Research Foundation (WRF), and the WateReuse Association are proud to present the cornerstone event for Water Week 2022 – the National Water Policy Fly-In.

This year will mark the first time in three years water professionals from around the country have been able to gather in-person to deliver the important message to national policymakers about the critical value and importance of ensuring all communities have safe, sustainable, reliable and affordable water. While we have had many recent water sector advocacy successes, most notably the enactment last year of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law with historic investments in water, there is still much work to be done. Join the water sector in letting your voice be heard by the Administration and Congress and help build upon recent momentum and further elevate water as a national priority.

Gather to network and spend the afternoon of Wednesday, April 27, with key senior EPA and other government officials and Members of Congress as they discuss major federal legislative and regulatory water policies and initiatives, including the implementation of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. And cap off the day with the Water Week Reception to connect with friends and colleagues from around the country and across the water sector.

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