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Welcome to MontanaWater.org!
This website is a partnership between the Montana Section of the American Water Works Association and the Montana Water Environment Association. The website is intended to provide users with information about these two organizations at the state level, as well as links to information available on both national organization websites at awwa.org and wef.org. Feel free to email questions or comments to info@montanawater.org.
Thank you for visiting and please check back regularly for updated information!
Important Info:
MEMBERS PLEASE READ! As phishing attempts and cybersecurity threats continue to rise, your work email accounts become harder to deliver messages to because your IT departments are trying to protect company servers. MANY of you do not receive messages that I send through Constant Contact (contact management program used to send mass emails that go out to both memberships) because they are blocked. You are not receiving important information about organization business and the Joint Conference because of this. If this is of concern to you, please check with your IT department about it and add “info@montanawater.org” to your safe senders list. Otherwise, the information for the most part is posted on this website. Feel free to contact Robin Barnes at info@montanawater.org for more information.
2025 Joint Conference: April 22-24, 2025 in Billings at the Billings Hotel & Convention Center
- Please click on this link for more conference information as it becomes available: 2025 Joint Conference
- The 2025 Joint Conference Call for Program Abstracts is open. Click here: 2025 Call for Abstracts submission form. Deadline for submission is February 14, 2025.
- The Joint SYP Committee has opened its Call for Abstracts for the annual Fresh Ideas Poster Competition. SYP Poster Comp FAQs and the 2025 Joint SYP Poster Competition Call For Abstracts can be found at these links. Deadline for submission is February 24, 2025.
- Exhibitor and Sponsorship registration for the 2025 Joint Conference is open. Please click on the link for more Joint Conference and Exhibitor information: 2025 Joint Conference. Please read the 2025 Exhibitor Registration Invite before proceeding to register.
AWWA/MSAWWA retiring members–please check out the new “retiree” membership and rate savings information that is being offered. AWWA Retiree Memberships
MWEA’s Grants For Teachers Scholarship/Click here for more information
The One AWWA Operator Scholarship/Click here for more information and an application
MSAWWA
Established in 1881, the American Water Works Association is the largest nonprofit, scientific and educational association dedicated to managing and treating water, the world’s most important resource. With approximately 50,000 members, AWWA provides solutions to improve public health, protect the environment, strengthen the economy and enhance our quality of life. To learn more about AWWA, visit www.awwa.org
Formed in 1926, the Montana Section is one of the oldest of the 43 sections of American Water Works Association. Our section currently represents approximately 230 dedicated members.
Learn more about MSAWWA and become a member!
MWEA
The Water Environment Federation (WEF) is a not-for-profit professional, education, and technical organization devoted to providing leadership, knowledge and guidance in the management of our nation’s water resources. Founded in 1928, the Federation has more than 34,000 members in 75 member associations. Water Environment Federation members include engineers, scientists, wastewater operators and managers, and others working in state and local government, federal agencies, industry, academia, and private practice.
WEF and its global network of members and member associations provide water quality professionals around the world with the latest in water quality education, training, and business opportunities. WEF is operating under a Strategic Plan built on the vision of a life free of water challenges. WEF’s ultimate goal is a world where each person has access to clean water and sanitation, where communities prosper, and where nature thrives.
The Montana Water Environment Association (MWEA) was originally established in 1944 as the Montana Sewage Works Association and is currently registered as a Member Association of WEF.
