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Welcome
The Florida Water Environment Association (FWEA) began its existence in 1941 under the name Florida Sewerage and Industrial Waste Association. Subsequent name changes over the years are reflective of the evolution of public attitudes about wastewater management and the environment. Membership has grown over the years and today our membership exceeds 1,300 clean water professionals. Our local chapters, student chapters, committees and Utility Council help to unite Florida’s clean water professionals responsible for protecting the environment through education programs, professional development and promotion of sound public policy.
Over 70 years after its creation, FWEA continues to make historic differences in the advancement of the water environment, science and technology, making it a leading professional water organization in Florida. Our history says a lot about the leadership, dedication and hard work of the members of this organization.
News
CALL FOR PAPERSThis is a call for papers for the Sixth Annual Southwest Florida Water & Wastewater Exposition held in Fort Myers. Wednesday, April 10, 2013 |
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FDEP & EPA Numeric Nutrient Control AgreementOn March 15th, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency announced that they have reached a reconciliation on the four-year-long dispute over Florida’s nutrient water quality standards program. Monday, March 25, 2013 |
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National Water Infrastructure SummitThe Water Environment Federation (WEF), a leading not-for-profit technical and educational water quality organization, along with our Water for Jobs partners, will highlight the irrefutable link between water and economic recovery during the National Water Infrastructure Summit: Reinvest/Rebuild/Revive in Washington, DC. Top leaders and experts will come together to share their perspectives about the need for resilient water infrastructure systems and its impact on job creation and a strong financial future. Monday, March 25, 2013 |
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2012 WEF Water Champions AwardedIn honor of the United Nations’ World Water Day, the World Water Monitoring Challenge (WWMC) announced the recipients of the fourth annual Water Champion Awards. This year, the program honors the outstanding efforts of eight groups and four individual participants for outreach conducted in 2012. Two of the award receiptents are from Florida. Congrats!!! Monday, March 25, 2013 |
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