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AASHTO-ASDWA Webinar: How State Highway and Drinking Water Programs Can Work Together for Mutual Benefits and Reduce Impacts from Road Salt
AASHTO-ASDWA Webinar: How State Highway and Drinking Water Programs Can Work Together for Mutual Benefits and Reduce Impacts from Road Salt
The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) Center for Environmental Excellence (CEE) and the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators (ASDWA) are pleased to announce a free webinar entitled, “How State Highway and Drinking Water Programs Can Work Together for Mutual Benefits and Reduce Impacts from Road Salt.” The webinar will include an introduction from AASHTO, a brief presentation about ASDWA’s new handout and web page on the “Intersection of Roads and Drinking Water,” and feature presentations from representatives for each of the state programs in New Hampshire and Maryland, who will share how they work together, along with a few examples and some more specific information on best practices for road salt applications and impacts to drinking water. State drinking water program and state highway program personnel are encouraged to attend, along with anyone else who is interested and would like to participate.
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ASDWA Member Meeting: 2018
Plan now to attend the 2018 ASDWA Member Meeting at the Hilton in Old Town Alexandria from March 12 - 14, 2018.
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ASDWA Webinar: Research Priorities to Help Reduce Drinking Water Violations
ASDWA Webinar: Research Priorities to Help Reduce Drinking Water Violations
State Drinking water programs are encouraged to attend this free ASDWA webinar that will share the findings of a recent study on “National Trends in Drinking Water Violations” and explore research priorities that might help with the development of new regulations and reduce violations in the future.
