2024 Fall Conference
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Conference overview
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Tuesday
November 5 |
Wednesday
November 6 |
Thursday
November 7 |
Friday
November 8 |
| Vendor expo | Vendor expo | ||
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APWA conference | ||
| NWEA conference | NWEA conference | ||
| SWANA conference | SWANA conference | ||
| AWWA conference | AWWA conference |
The Fall Conference is a combined event of:
- American Public Works Association Nebraska Chapter (APWA)
- Nebraska Water Environment Association (NWEA)
- Nebraska Cornhusker Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America (SWANA)
- Nebraska Section - American Water Works Association (AWWA)
- Fall Conference program
- Fall Conference agenda (AWWA only)
- Pre-conference workshop (cancelled for 2024)
Preconference workshop
There will not be a preconference in 2024.
Photos of the event site
Hall layout
Details forthcoming
Exhibitors
Top Ops
The Top Ops contest will again challenge participants with a wide range of questions about water treatment and distribution. The winners will go on to represent the Nebraska Section at the 2024 AWWA ACE.
Cash prizes are also on the line:
- First place: $60 per participant
- Second place: $40 per participant
- Third place: $20 per participant
Please register your team in advance!
Water-tasting contest
The Public Information committee has hosted the water-tasting contest each year since 2009. Contact Mary Poe with any questions.
Benefit poker night
The Young Professionals committee will host a benefit poker tournament on Wednesday, November 6th, following the NWEA banquet (approximately 8:00 pm). All conference attendees are invited to participate. The tournament benefits Water For People. The suggested donation is $20.
Water for People Raffle
Details forthcoming
Children's poster contest
The Public Information committee is hosting a poster contest for 5th-grade students in Nebraska on the theme "Help protect your drinking water source".
This contest is open to all 5th-grade students in Nebraska, so please share it with your local schools! Just download the flyer and share it with teachers and administrators.
Exam prep
Details forthcoming
Visiting dignitary
Our 2024 visiting dignitary will be Ken Lykens, the general manager of the Meridian Metropolitan District in Englewood, Colorado. He is serving as chair of the AWWA's Water Utility Council and is a member of the AWWA Executive Committee.
Past chairs' breakfast
Past chairs will be contacted directly with an invitation to the past chairs' breakfast.
Awards
Details forthcoming
