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For most of us the long hot summers bring time to vacation and relax. With a busy Fall 2006 training and

conference schedule, it’s apparent many NWEA Executive and Committee members are busy at work. Not to anyone’s surprise, you can find NWEA members organizing

and participating at the highest level at regional and national water, wastewater, and reuse water seminars and conferences. Here’s just a sample of education and training opportunities available:

22nd Annual Tri-State Seminar on the River will be held September 28-30, 2006 in Primm, Nevada. For more information visit: www.tristateseminar.com.

21st Annual WateReuse Symposium is scheduled for September 10-13, 2006 in Hollywood, California. For more information visit: www.WateReuse.org.

Water Environment Federation Technical Exposition and Conference (WEFTEC 2006) takes place in Dallas, Texas starting on Saturday October 21st and running through the 26th. For more information visit www.wef.org.

NWEA 2007 Annual Meeting: March 21-23, Las Vegas, NV. For more information visit: www.nvwea.org.

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Water Environment Federation News.............2WEF Director’s Report...................................4News & Updates...........................................6Certification Board......................................10Professional Services...................................11

Closer at hand is the Annual NWEA Golf Tournament taking place on August 12 at the Eagle Valley East Golf Course in Carson City. The day before the tournament (August 11) we have scheduled a strategic planning session for NWEA. This is an opportunity to plan the course NWEA will follow in the next years. The session will be held at the Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility and Phyllis Ross (WEF) will be helping lead the process. I encourage everyone that can attend and is interested in the future of NWEA to attend.

Although NWEA could always use more efforts right here at home (and with over 20 active committees there’s plenty of opportunity to contribute) NWEA members should also consider joining one (or more) Water Environment Federation’s 40 national committees. WEF committees vary in technical expertise and commitment– a little for everyone. Visit www.wef.org.

Much of the great work NWEA accomplishes each year comes for the generous efforts of volunteers. Nominations for the 2007/2008 Executive Board are being requested. Contact Tom Swan, Nominations Committee Chairman.

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Silver State Water Environment News is published quarterly as an information source for members of the Nevada Water Environment Association, a Member Association of the Water Environment Federation. Publication times are January, April, July, and October. Articles, news items, and other materials are welcome and may be directed to:

Brown and Caldwell 4425 West Spring Mountain Road, Suite 225

Las Vegas, Nevada 89102 Phone (702) 938-4080 Fax (702) 938-4082

President Paul Orphan (775) 954-4614 - Reno President Elect Leslie Long (702) 633-1259 - Las Vegas WEF Director Jim Devlin (702) 894-4551 - Las Vegas Secretary Linda Peterson (775) 329-7757 - Reno Treasurer Gary Hutchinson (775) 861-4100 - Reno Past President Starlin Jones (775) 861-4104 - Reno PWO Representative Stephen Long (775) 677-5909 - Reno

Annual Conference Starlin Jones (775) 861-4104 - Reno Paul Orphan (775) 954-4614 - Reno AWWA Liaison Gary Grinnell (702) 258-3909 - Las Vegas Awards Stephen Long (775) 861-4104 - Reno Lee Siekerka (702) 732-0448 - Las Vegas Circuit Rider Program Starlin Jones (775) 861-4104 - Reno Linda Peterson (775) 329-7757 - Reno Community College of Southern Nevada Bill Shepherd (702) 450-4417 - Las Vegas Constitution & Bylaws Dr. David James (702) 895-1067 Las Vegas Government Affairs Stephen Lacy (702) 878-8010 - Las Vegas Lynn Orphan (775) 861-4104 - Reno Membership Robert Brennan (702) 267-2770 - Henderson Brian Newman (775) 857-3330 - Reno NWRA Liaison Joe Maez (775) 687-4670 - Carson City Professional Development Stephen Lacy (702) 878-8010 - Las Vegas Northern Chair - Vacant Publications / Newsletter Mark Briggs (702) 938-4080 - Las Vegas Public Education Maria Stosich (702) 792-3711 - Las Vegas Dave Bruketta (775) 687-4670 - Carson City Reuse Nevada Mike Neher (702) 267-2700 - Henderson Dave Bruketta (775) 687-4670 - Carson City Safety Committee Russell Rocha (775) 861-4104 - Reno Strategic Planning Oversight Jim Devlin (702) 894-4551 - Las Vegas Eric Leveque (702) 792-3711 - Las Vegas Starlin Jones (775) 861-4145 - Reno Student Activities Dr. Jaci Batista (702) 895-1585 - Las Vegas Dr. Keith Dennett (775) 784-4056 - Reno Tri-State Conference Keni Whalen (702) 267-2757 - Henderson Eric Leveque (702) 792-3711 - Las Vegas Rich Leger (702) 267-2719 - Henderson Marcellus Jones (702) 258-3143 - Las Vegas University Relations Dr. Jaci Batista (702) 895-1585 - Las Vegas Mike Brisbin (775) 784-4056 - Reno Water for People Leisa Tucker (702) 822-8557 - Las Vegas [email protected] WateReuse Association Liaison Michael Neher (702) 267-2700 - Henderson Web site Suey Huey (775) 861-4104 - Reno Chairman William Shepherd (702) 450-4417 - Las Vegas Vice Chairman Harvey Johnson (775) 832-1289 - Incline Village Program Administrator John Solvie (702) 229-6547 - Las Vegas Board Member Support Jennifer McMartin (775) 465-2045 - Smith Diana Silsby (775) 687-9438 - Carson City Board Members Steve Cottrell (702) 293-4134 - Boulder City Starlin Jones (775) 861-4104 - Reno Joe Crim (775) 273-2356 - Lovelock Alan Tinney (775) 687-9414 - Carson City

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WEF and the Clean Water Act

The Water Environment Federation (WEF) is the leading organization dedicated to the quality of our nation’s waters. WEF is a not-for-profit technical, educational, and professional organization providing leadership and guidance in the preservation and enhancement of the global water environment. Founded in 1928, our 40,000 members include engineers, scientists, wastewater treatment plant operators and managers, and others working in state and local government, federal agencies, academia, industry, and private practice. WEF members are practitioners involved directly in protecting and restoring water quality throughout the United States and abroad. As leaders in the effort to protect public health and to improve our nation’s water environment for more than 60 years, we possess a unique insight into national water quality needs.

Through the work of WEF members and others, the Clean Water Act has been highly successful in helping achieve national clean water goals. Federal, state, and local governments, as well as the private sector, have contributed enormous financial and technical resources toward solving water quality problems. We have witnessed a rebirth of countless lakes, streams, rivers, and coastal areas. High levels of wastewater treatment are the norm throughout the United States. Public awareness of, and support for,

the value of clean water is extremely high. The United States enjoys one of the highest levels of water quality in the world.

Reauthorization of the Clean Water Act offers an unprecedented opportunity to evaluate our progress to date, and to apply those lessons to meet current and future clean water needs. The following statements outline primary issues - priority setting, funding, sound science, wet weather, and watershed management - that must be addressed by the U.S. federal government. A unifying theme among these statements is the need for a fresh approach to regulation that includes innovation and flexibility for water quality professionals. Future water quality problems will be more complicated than those already addressed. New levels of scientific understanding and technological development will be needed to preserve and enhance the quality of our water. New management tools and approaches to water quality protection also will be needed. New partnerships across many disciplines are crucial to the development of holistic solutions to environmental challenges. U.S. water policy and laws should incorporate the following concepts to continue our nation’s remarkable success in cleaning our waters:


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The dynamics of wet weather situations are now challenging the profession to develop affordable programs, and current permits restrict discharges considered unachievable 25 years ago.

Innovative programs such as effluent trading need to be expanded by removing legal obstacles that limit their use.

Clearer requirements for critical issues of the day, including total maximum daily loads, nonpoint source pollution, and storm water runoff.

Support for operator certification to ensure the availability of adequately trained and certified personnel to operate and maintain wastewater systems. National guidelines for training and certification are required for consistency.

Strong enforcement is needed to protect the public health and environment. Enforcement should first seek to achieve compliance through technical support and voluntary compliance. Enforcement programs should be evaluated on measures of compliance, not of enforcement actions. Enforcement programs must recognize that environmental professionals achieve extraordinarily stringent levels of treatment on a consistent basis while dealing with dynamic conditions associated with wastewater treatment.

Addressing these will position us to meet our water quality goals in the 21st century. The Water Environment Federation looks forward to taking a leadership role in working with Congress and other parties to develop a consensus America’s water quality policies in the new millennium. Please go to http://www.wef.org/GovernmentAffairs/PolicyPositionStatements/ for the full article.


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This will be my last report to the membership in the Silver State Newsletter as WEF Director. My term ends in October at the beginning of WEFTEC and

Rick Warner, with Washoe County Department of Water Resources, will be taking over and serving a three year term.

It has been an honor to serve as Director for the last three years. I have been either on the Board in some capacity or served as a Committee Chair since I joined the organization 1990. Many things have happened since I joined the organization. A few highlights include:

Implementing mandatory Wastewater Operator Certification in the Nevada

Increasing the size of the Executive Board to seven members

The growth of Tri-State as the best Conference deal on the West Coast.

Implementation of the NDEP/NWEA Annual Mixer

Having the indefatigable Lynn Orphan serve as the President of the Water Environment Federation

What does the future hold for NWEA? An organization is only as good as it members, and more importantly, its active members. Activity can include anything from attending the annual conference, to being a committee chair, to being a Board Member. The growth and success of my career, has been enhanced by the time spent working on NWEA projects and the people that I have met along the way

One great way for you to get involved is to participate in the Strategic Planning session that is going to be held at the Truckee Meadows Water Reclamation Facility on August 11, 2006. All NWEA members are welcome to attend. If you want to help direct the future of your organization, this is the forum to accomplish that goal.

There are three other great opportunities for involvement in the upcoming months. The first is the Tri-State conference to be held in Primm, NV at the

end of September. This three day conference includes many training sessions and a very large Exhibition area. The second chance is in Dallas, TX where WEF is holding the annual WEFTEC event from October 21 through October 25th. And last, but not least, is the annual NWEA Conference that will be held at the Tuscany Hotel and Casino from March 21, 2007 through March 23, 2007. Get involved and stay involved!


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NWEA CErTifiCATiON

The term for two of the positions on the NWEA Certification Board are up for reappointment on December 31, 2006. The NWEA Board will be considering nominations for these positions at their December 2006 Board Meeting. One of the candidates must reside and work in Clark County and the other can reside and work anywhere else in the State.

Other criteria that will be used to evaluate the candidates and ensure that the Certification Board remains diverse are: 1) Level of Certification, 2) Place of Employment, 3) Experience in the Wastewater Field.

This notification is in accordance with Section 7.31 of the NWEA Bylaws. Interested applicants should forward a letter of interest and brief resume to NWEA Paul Orphan at Washoe County Department of Water Resources, 4930 Energy Way, Reno NV 89502. E-mail: [email protected].

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ollowing positive feedback from the 2005 Washington, DC WEFMAX, hosted by the Federal Water Quality

Association, the Water Environment Federation Students and Young Professionals Committee held another Summit to draw competent young workers from across the country. At the April 27 WEFMAX in Charleston, SC, committee members had access to WEF’s leaders and were able to focus on the chosen theme of leadership. The goal of the Summit was to promote the sharing of ideas, increase leadership, and raise awareness of the work of the Students and Young Professionals Committee. This year’s event was sponsored by WEF, AWWA, Georgia Association of Water Professionals, WEA of South Carolina, and North Carolina AWWA/WEA. Fifty-four young professionals from twenty different Member Associations attended the event, making it a huge success. The Summit provided a forum for young professionals to learn from leaders in the industry and work together to develop and promote a better understanding of the needs of young professionals in our field. “How to Move up the Corporate Ladder” was presented by Don Hamburger, Chief Operating Officer, B. P. Barber and Associates Inc., Columbia, SC, and Tyler Richards, Director of Water Reclama-tion for Gwinnett County, GA. Mr. Hamburger spoke about the importance of personal accountabil-ity throughout an individual’s career. He outlined the four components of personal accountability:

Maintaining a positive attitude; Understanding personal goals and values; Living with integrity; Asking the right questions, particularly

“What else can I do?”

Ms. Richards gave many tips on how to lead, as well as resources that would inspire us. She stated that in order to lead others, you must have a vision and understand the things that need to change. Once you have a clear vision, you must plan on how to implement the vision. Finally, you must have the ability to implement the plan and communicate it to others. The next topic was leadership qualities, which included “Achieving Results through Others: Delegation Strategies” by Bill Zieburtz, Director of Financial Services with Jordan, Jones, & Goulding, Norcross, GA, and “Qualities of a Leader” by WEF’s Vice President Adam Zabinski, First Deputy Commissioner of the Westchester County Department of Environmental Facilities in New York. Mr. Zieburtz spoke on the importance of being able to delegate certain tasks and how to know when it was appropriate. We also learned from him that it is okay to delegate up the ladder! Mr. Zabinski encouraged us to get involved and spoke on the importance of water and wastewater professionals.

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��nd ANNuAl Tri-STATE SEmiNAr ON-ThE-rivEr, Primm, NvSeptember �8-�0, �00�

The Tri-State Seminar On-The-River committee invites you to join us for our third year in Primm, Nevada. The Primm Resort has continued to provide us with great service and they continue to improve and assist us in every way possible.

Primm has excellent facilities including an indoor arena with space for vendor exhibits and a conference center with classrooms, which can handle large groups of 100 or more. Last year we upgraded our scanning devices and Tri-State will continue to improve in session attendance

Primm is located on I-15 at the California/Nevada state line and is about a 35-minute drive from McCarran Airport in Las Vegas for those who wish to fly. You can visit the web site shown above for more information on Primm and its facilities.

Tri-State will continue to offer sessions in Backflow, Corrosion Mitigation, Disinfection, Instrumentation/Electrical and Control, Environmental Compliance, Groundwater, Hazardous Material/Hazardous Waste, Lab Practices, Leadership, Maintenance, Math, Motors and Pump Maintenance, Reclaimed/Reuse, Safety, Security/Vulnerability Assessment, Surface Water, Wastewater Collection, Wastewater Treatment, Water and Wastewater Industries, Water Distribution, and Water Treatment.

The Arizona Water & Pollution Control Association will once again proctor ADEQ Operator Certification Exams for Arizona participants. These exams are not paid by Tri-State, however; offered for those who want to take the operator’s exam in Water Distribution, Water Treatment, Wastewater Collections and Wastewater Treatment, all grades.

For lodging reservations visit www.primmvalleyresorts.com or call Primm Valley Resort 1-800-386-7867. Be sure to mention you are attending the Tri-State Seminar to receive the discount rate.

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Chair Johnny Martinez 480-838-1182

Program Anna Marie Arenas 520-791-5256 x 133

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Registration Annette Duarte 520-740-6539

Vendors Michael Simpson 800-255-1521

Golf Mark Graham 760-328-6896

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SOLIDS TREATMENT & HANDLINGDigester CoversDigester Gas MixingSludge Heaters/Heat ExchangersCentrifugesBelt Press DewateringPlate and Frame PressesSludge BaggersSludge DryersSludge BedsLime PasteurizationATADBelt ConveyorsSerpentine ConveyorsSludge Handling SystemsScrew Conveyors

DISENFECTION/CHEMICAL FEEDOn-Site Chlorine GenerationChlorinatorsCl2 AnalyzersChemical Metering PumpsStatic MixersUltraVioletOzone GeneratorsReservoir Management Systems

ODOR & VAPOR SCRUBBERSEmergency Vapor ScrubbersCarbonPacked TowerBiofiltersDigester GasFRP Covers/Ducting/TanksAluminum Covers– Flat & Geodesic

POTABLE WATER TREATMENTMembrane FiltersPackaged Treatment PlantsRapid MixersFlocculators—Vert./Horiz.Solid Contact ClarifiersTube SettlersFilter UnderdrainsPressure FiltersReverse OsmosisIron/Maganese FiltersBackwash Water RecoveryArsenic RemovalPlate Settlers

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A poster session is planned to allow authors to showcase highlights of their research and for the private sector to highlight the impact of water on commercial enterprises.

Six technical tracks should be considered for the poster session:

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CErTifiCATiON CAlENdArExams are given on the 2nd Thursdays of March, June, September & December in Las Vegas, Reno, Ely and Elko. Below is a listing of upcoming dates. Please visit the website for more information at www.nvwea.org.

August 14, 2006 Application deadline for Sept. exam

August 28, 2006 Test approval/denial notification

September 6, 2006 June certificates mailed

September 14, 2006 EXAMINATION

October 27, 2006 Notification of pass or fail

November 14, 2006 Application deadline for Dec. exam

November 28, 2006 Test approval/denial notification

December 6, 2006 September certificates mailed

December 14, 2006 EXAMINATION

January 25, 2007 Notification of pass or fail

February 8, 2007 Application deadline for Mar.exam

February 22, 2007 Test approval/denial notification

March 7, 2007 December certificates mailed

March 8, 2007 EXAMINATION

April 19, 2007 Notification of pass or fail

May 14, 2007 Application deadline for Jun.exam

May 28, 2007 Test approval/denial notification

June 6, 2007 March certificates mailed

June 14, 2007 EXAMINATION

July 26, 2007 Notification of pass or fail

August 13, 2007 Application deadline for Jun.exam

August 27, 2007 Test approval/denial notification

September 5, 2007 March certificates mailed

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OPErATOr CErTifiCATiONThe following have passed exams of certification for Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator (WW), Wastewater Quality Analyst (QA), Industrial Wastewater Inspector (IW), Collection System Operator (CSO), or Industrial Waste Operator (IWO):

NAME GRADE TYPEAlbarran, Alexander I QABruketta, David III QABuffo, Brian I WWCurley, Michael I IWODay, Dean I WWDukek, Jason I WWFitzgerald, William I CSOGiese, Jeff I CSOJordan, William III CSOLee, Suzanne I QALonghofer, Dennis I WWLonghofer, Dennis II WWLutsch, Bill I QAMcInnis, William I WWRippe, Steve II WWSeals, Bradley I WWSherman, Richard I CSOSmith, Grant III WWSmith, Rita I QAWright, David I CSO


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