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2025 Fall Conference

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Program

🕮 2025 Fall Conference program

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Invitation

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Call for papers

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Call for papers
Conference overview
Pre-conference workshop
Photos
Hall layout
Exhibitors
Top Ops
Water-Tasting Contest
Poker Night
Raffle
Poster Contest
Exam Prep
Dignitary
Past Chairs Breakfast
Awards

Conference overview

The Fall Conference is a combined event of:

AWWA NWEA APWA SWANA

Monday morning (11/3)

AWWA pre-conference

Monday afternoon (11/3)

AWWA pre-conference

Monday night (11/3)

AWWA board dinner

Tuesday morning (11/4)

AWWA conference APWA conference SWANA tours and training
Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo

Tuesday afternoon (11/4)

AWWA/APWA joint lunch AWWA/APWA joint lunch
AWWA conference APWA conference SWANA tours and training
AWWA business meeting APWA business meeting
Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo

Tuesday night (11/4)

AWWA banquet APWA banquet SWANA banquet
Poker night Poker night Poker night Poker night

Wednesday morning (11/5)

AWWA conference NWEA conference APWA conference SWANA conference
Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo

Wednesday afternoon (11/5)

NWEA/SWANA joint lunch NWEA/SWANA joint lunch
NWEA conference SWANA conference
NWEA business meeting
Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo Vendor expo

Wednesday night (11/5)

NWEA banquet

Thursday morning (11/6)

NWEA conference

Preconference workshop

As part of the annual Joint Fall Conference in Kearney, there will be a FREE one-day "Asset Management for Nebraska Operators" workshop, which has been NDWEE approved for 5.0 CEU hours for Water Operators (Grades 1-4).

The workshop will be held at the Younes Convention Center North in Kearney on Monday, November 3, 2025 (the day before the Fall Conference begins).

The workshop will provide information on the many parts of Asset Management in addition to information on cybersecurity and communicating with local village/town boards and city councils. This is a great opportunity for those who cannot attend the annual Joint Fall Conference to get needed CEUs. The registration link provides additional information about the workshop.

Lunch will be provided. Please register as quickly as possible, as participation is limited.

Hall layout

Details forthcoming

Exhibitors and Sponsors

The Fall Conference joins the efforts of the Nebraska Section AWWA along with the Nebraska Water Environment Association, the Nebraska Chapter of the American Public Works Association, and the Cornhusker Chapter of the Solid Waste Association of North America. A pre-conference (led by the Nebraska Section AWWA) will be open on November 3rd, with full conference proceedings November 4th through 6th.

The conference will be held at the Younes Conference Center North, where we have moved in order to accommodate more attendees and exhibitors while remaining in the familiar centralized location of Kearney.

Conference exhibit pricing

Sponsorship pricing

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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 2025 AWWA ACE.

Cash prizes are also on the line:

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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

Poker night flyer

Water for People Raffle

Details forthcoming

Children's poster contest

Details forthcoming

Exam prep

Details forthcoming

Visiting dignitary

Our 2025 visiting dignitary will be AWWA Vice President John Eisnor, director of operations at Halifax Water.

John Eisnor, P.Eng. is a life-long resident of the province of Nova Scotia, located on the eastern coast of Canada where he is the Director of Operations for Halifax Water, the largest water utility in the region. In his role he is responsible for the overall operation and maintenance of the utility's water and wastewater treatment facilities, the water distribution system, and the wastewater and stormwater collection system. During his 18 years at Halifax Water, he has held various positions of increasing responsibility including Project Engineer, Operations Engineer, and Water Operations Manager. Prior to joining Halifax Water, John spent six years with Nova Scotia Environment and Labour as a Facilities Engineer, where he helped regulate water treatment facilities in the province and managed the province's water and wastewater operator certification program. John received a Bachelor of Civil Engineering from the Technical University of Nova Scotia in 1999 and a Master of Applied Science from Dalhousie University in 2002. John has been an active member of the American Water Works Association since 2000 having chaired the Atlantic Canada Section of AWWA in 2015. John is currently serving a one-year term as Vice President of AWWA.

Past chairs' breakfast

Past chairs will be contacted directly with an invitation to the past chairs' breakfast.

Awards

Details forthcoming