MWUA 95th Annual Conference & Tradeshow

April 17, 2020 - We evolved to meet the needs of our members and the waterworks industry, and we can’t thank you enough for joining us!

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Water Utilities in Maine – Adapting to a New World

December 10, 2020 - Interviews were conducted with superintendents of water districts on how they are going to battle

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October 23, 2020 - Adjusting and embracing a new ways to conduct business. A letter to our valued members.

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MWUA’s Summer Outing

April 29, 2021

MWUA’s Summer Outing will be at The Landing (the old Brunswick Naval Air Base) in Brunswick this year. We are looking forward to seeing everyone there!

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MWUA 95th Annual Conference & Tradeshow – That’s a wrap!

April 17, 2021 – MWUA Staff MWUA’s Annual Conference & Tradeshow has evolved and grown in many ways over the last 95 years. Through all the changes, we have always promised to offer …...

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Water Utilities in Maine – Adapting to a New World

December 10, 2020 A Maine Water Utilities Association Collaboration The enduring COVID-19 pandemic has affected many businesses, including water utilities across the United States. In conjunction with the...

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Our goal at Maine Water Utilities Association is to bring together and support the manifestation of water education. We aim to ensure the people of our great State of Maine will always have access to clean drinking water, no matter what it takes.
Bruce Berger
Executive Director, MWUA

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