Join NGWA and the Water Quality Association for a virtual policy lunch! On April 26 and 27 at 12 pm ET, NGWA, along with the Water Quality Association, will be hosting two policy lunches.

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03/21/22 WQA 2022 Convention Update
New option available for compliance with 2022 WQA Convention and Exposition COVID-19 policy Thank you for your support and flexibility as WQA continues to closely monitor all information and adjust to(more…)
IWBA Open letter to LA Times
Bottled water is America’s favorite drink for a reason: it is a safe, convenient, great tasting alternative to other less healthy packaged drinks. Research shows that attempts to deter people from enjoying bottled water will lead them to consume less healthy packaged beverages that contain unwanted sugar, caffeine, or other additives—not tap water.
February 2021 Legislative Update
Remain updated on the latest proposed legislation in your state with your monthly bills list: February 2021 Bills List WQA-PAC Webpage:The WQA Political Action Committee(more…)
WQA tips for Texas Boil Water Notices
Homeowners advised to take water treatment systems offline during period LISLE, Ill. – Boil water advisories are in effect in cities across Texas as the state works(more…)
Water Treatment for Dummies – 2nd Edition
Anyone can download the booklet for free, and WQA-members can order printed copies by paying shipping and handling fees. Details are at wqa.org/dummies.