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DRWA is hiring! The Delaware Rural Water Association has an employment opportunity for a full-time Drinking Water Circuit Rider starting January 1, 2025. Continue Reading
A long-standing tradition in the wastewater and water industries has been the Operator of the Year Awards Ceremony. Over the years, the ceremony has been held to honor those who have overcome, persevered, and upheld a commitment to excellence. Each year individuals proudly receive their awards and... Continue Reading
Welcome to our new website! We have a brand new look and updated technology in an effort to better serve all our members. We hope that you'll enjoy it as much as we do. In order to get the most out of your member experience, you will need to create a new login. Your previous username and password... Continue Reading
Reminder: Municipal water operators are now responsible for collecting drinking water samples for their systems. The Office of Drinking Water will be hosting a class, Methods of Basic Water Sampling, to familiarize operators with standard operating procedures. Methods of Basic Water Sampling... Continue Reading
Explore ASSE-certified backflow prevention courses online and support rural economic vitality with USDA RD WEP funding for critical water services. Continue Reading
On-site services being offered to small drinking water systems: Does your system serve less than 10,000 people? Are you in need of on-site assistance for natural and man-made disaster preparation? Cyber-security risk assessments and resiliency? Contact Water@drwa.org to learn more and schedule... Continue Reading
Explore ASSE certification courses and learn about CISA's Cyber Hygiene service to reduce ransomware risks. Sign up for online training and webinars today! Continue Reading
These Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) address the parts of the 2021 Lead and Copper Rule Revisions(LCRR) that EPA has proposed to keep starting October 16, 2024. The FAQs only reflect federalrequirements for these provisions. Your State1 may have additional regulatory requirements. Continue Reading
