National Clean Water Law Seminar

The National Clean Water Law & Enforcement Seminar is an annual event organized by the National Association of Clean Water Agencies (NACWA). This seminar brings together leading clean water attorneys, utility leaders, and professionals to address the major legal challenges facing clean water utilities today.

The seminar covers a range of key topics, including regulatory issues, enforcement strategies, and case studies relevant to pretreatment programs. Sessions focus on pressing issues such as PFAS, source reduction, enforcement strategies, and flushable wipes, providing attendees with up-to-date information and resources to navigate the evolving environmental regulatory landscape.

Attendees can benefit from expert-led presentations, panel discussions, and multiple roundtable sessions that allow for in-depth discussions on topics most relevant to their programs. The event also offers numerous networking opportunities, including receptions and informal gatherings, facilitating connections among peers and industry leaders.

This seminar is ideal for clean water attorneys, utility leaders, and professionals seeking to stay informed about the latest state and federal enforcement initiatives impacting clean water utilities. Participants can gain valuable insights, share solutions, and build lasting professional connections to effectively address legal and enforcement issues within their organizations.