JUNE 17 2026

Securing the Process is the Real Priority, Not the Network

This webinar explains cybersecurity in water and wastewater systems, showing how OT design choices like segmentation, secure remote access, and documentation help protect operations and water quality.
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E&IC Committee June 2026 Happy Hour & Bowling

Come join the WEAT Electrical, Instrumentations and Controls Committee for a night of networking, fun and drinks in Austin!
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2026 Laboratory Workshop: Creating Public Trust through Collaboration, Innovation, and Data Quality

Join us for the 2026 Laboratory Workshop, intended for all municipal and private labs with a broad range of topics.
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Seminar for Motor Design, Efficiency, and Reliability in W/WW Facilities

This seminar covers motor fundamentals, applications, efficiency regulations, and key differences between low-voltage and medium-voltage motors. It also explores motor/pump vibration, monitoring, and corrective actions.
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Pickleball Tournament 2026: North Texas Section

Hosted by WEAT YPs, this pickleball tournament series in North Texas offers a fun way to network, build relationships, and engage with water professionals across Texas.
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CMOM 2026

The CMOM approach outlines a dynamic system management framework that encourages the evaluation and prioritization of efforts to identify and correct performance problems in collection systems.

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2026 Laboratory Workshop: Creating Public Trust through Collaboration, Innovation, and Data Quality

The 2026 Laboratory Workshop brings together laboratory staff and wastewater treatment operators for three days of learning, collaboration, and practical discussion around today’s key laboratory issues. The workshop will cover a broad range of contemporary topics, offer opportunities to connect with peers, and feature vendor booths showcasing innovative technologies used in wastewater testing. Join us in Austin, July 15 to 17.

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