During the 2022 Conference, our members voted to change our name to
Connecticut Rural Water and Wastewater Association (CTRWWA). While our
name is changing, our mission is not. We look forward to still serving water
systems across the state!
Job Openings- ASRWWA is hiring! This is a great opportunity to serve water systems in our state!
Circuit Rider
Do you enjoy meeting and helping people? Do you like to travel? We have the perfect opportunity for you! The ASRWWA, soon to be Connecticut Rural Water and Wastewater Association, is hiring the position of Circuit Rider!
The purpose of the Circuit Rider Program is to protect the nation’s multi-billion-dollar investment in rural and small municipal water systems by providing on-site technical assistance that assures cost- effective operations and adequate income for both operations and debt service within each State. This position provides technical, managerial, and financial assistance to water utility personnel regarding daily operations of a drinking water distribution system and/or water treatment facility. Circuit Riders provide rural and small municipal water systems on-site technical training/assistance to ensure cost effective operations and sustainable utility management within Atlantic States (CT&RI) and the other geographical jurisdictions.
Do you enjoy meeting and helping people? Do you like to travel? We have the perfect opportunity for you! The ASRWWA, soon to be Connecticut Rural Water and Wastewater Association, is hiring the position of Circuit Rider!
The purpose of the Circuit Rider Program is to protect the nation’s multi-billion-dollar investment in rural and small municipal water systems by providing on-site technical assistance that assures cost- effective operations and adequate income for both operations and debt service within each State. This position provides technical, managerial, and financial assistance to water utility personnel regarding daily operations of a drinking water distribution system and/or water treatment facility. Circuit Riders provide rural and small municipal water systems on-site technical training/assistance to ensure cost effective operations and sustainable utility management within Atlantic States (CT&RI) and the other geographical jurisdictions.
ASRWWA On The Job
Our Association
Check out our training classes for water and wastewater operators, financial managers, and governing bodies. All of our drinking water operator courses are approved for CT license renewal.
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ASRWWA hosts its annual conference at the New Life Church 350 High Hill Road in Wallingford, CT. Click here for more details and to register online.
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ASRWWA is committed to helping your system find the most cost effective solution for operations and maintenance. Members receive discounts on training, CCR's, income surveys, rate cases, and terms & conditions, among other things. Click here to learn more about benefits or join online.
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The Atlantic StatesRural Water & Wastewater Association (ASRWWA) is a private non-profit organization that represents water and wastewater systems across Connecticut and Rhode Island, through training, technical assistance, and advocacy.
We are the only organization that has a full-time staff of professionals that provide on-site technical assistance and support to small/rural systems; the Association is run by and for small/rural systems.
Our program includes training classes for system personnel and administrators on federal and state rules, safety, system operation and maintenance, and finance. The Association provides you with an information network that keeps you in touch with your neighbor’s system, regulatory agencies and gives you an effective voice in matters that concern you.
ASRWWA also provides on-site technical assistance for leak detection, process control, compliance, source water and groundwater protection.
In short, the Association is here for and with you on anything from operator certification to securing a grant. Contact us at asrwwa@asrwwa.org. We may not have all of the answers; but we usually know where to find them.
We are the only organization that has a full-time staff of professionals that provide on-site technical assistance and support to small/rural systems; the Association is run by and for small/rural systems.
Our program includes training classes for system personnel and administrators on federal and state rules, safety, system operation and maintenance, and finance. The Association provides you with an information network that keeps you in touch with your neighbor’s system, regulatory agencies and gives you an effective voice in matters that concern you.
ASRWWA also provides on-site technical assistance for leak detection, process control, compliance, source water and groundwater protection.
In short, the Association is here for and with you on anything from operator certification to securing a grant. Contact us at asrwwa@asrwwa.org. We may not have all of the answers; but we usually know where to find them.
Contact Information
ASRWWA
45 Salem Turnpike #1007
Norwich, CT 06360
Tel: 860-370-5759
Fax: 860-370-5784
ASRWWA
45 Salem Turnpike #1007
Norwich, CT 06360
Tel: 860-370-5759
Fax: 860-370-5784
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Atlantic States Water & Wastewater Association
45 Salem Turnpike, #1007 Norwich, CT 06360 Phone: 860-370-5759 Fax: 860-370-5784 Copyright 2022 |
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