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The organization to educate and assist those who have an interest in water quality in Nevada

July / August 2008

President Linda Peterson (775) 329-7757 - RenoPresident ElectDr. David James (702) 895-5804 - Las VegasWEF Delegate Rick Warner (775) 954-4621 - RenoSecretary Stephen Long (775) 677-5909 RenoTreasurer Gary Hutchinson (775) 861-4100 - RenoPast PresidentLeslie Long (702) 633-1259 - Las Vegas PWO Representative Charles Trushel (702) 229-2417 - Las VegasExecutive DirectorVacant

Annual Conference Eric Leveque (702) 792-3711 - Las VegasLeslie Long (702) 633-1259 - Las VegasAWWA LiaisonGary Grinnell (702) 258-3909 - Las Vegas AwardsRick Warner (775) 954-4621 - RenoLee Siekerka (702) 732-0448 - Las VegasCircuit Rider ProgramStarlin Jones (775) 861-4104 - RenoLinda Peterson (775) 329-7757 - RenoCollection SystemEric StrungStephanie Stallsmith (702) 938-6065 - Las VegasKent VianJake JacobsonTom Rura (702) 633-1261 - Las VegasCommunity College of Southern Nevada Bill Shepherd (702) 450-4417 - Las VegasConstitution & Bylaws Dr. David James (702) 895-1067 - Las VegasGovernment AffairsLynn Orphan (702) 319-4433 - Las VegasMembershipStephen Long (775) 677-5909 - RenoTh omas Rura (702) 633-1261 - Las VegasNominationsVacantNonpoint Source Angela McKinnon (702)878-8010 - Las VegasNWRA LiaisonJoe Maez (775) 687-4670 - Carson CityProfessional DevelopmentDave Bruketta (775) 687-4670 - Northern NevadaJill Christiano (702) 220-9960 - Las VegasMaria Stosich (702) 319-4433 - HendersonPublications / NewsletterMark Briggs (702) 938-4080 - Las VegasPublic EducationMaria Stosich (702) 319-4433 - Las VegasDave Bruketta (775) 687-4670 - Carson CityReuse Nevada Mary Carr Portillo (702) 787-8010 -Las VegasJoe Maez (775) 687-4670 - Carson CityHolly McNaught Safety CommitteeVacantStockholm Junior Water PrizeMaria Stosich (702) 319-4433 - Las VegasStrategic Planning OversightJim Devlin (702) 319-4433 - HendersonLeslie Long (702) 633-1259Student ActivitiesDr. Jaci Batista (702) 895-1585 - Las VegasDr. Keith Dennett (775) 784-4056 - RenoYoung Professionals Committee Rick Warner (775) 954-4621 - RenoCandice SiwargaHannah Wilner (702) 369-6175Angela MacKinnon (702) 878-8010 - Las VegasTri-State Conference Keni Whalen (702) 267-2757 - HendersonBruce Dacko (702) 229-2443 - HendersonRich Leger (702) 267-2719 - HendersonDave Ruegge (702) 267-2650 - Henderson University Relations

COMMITTEE CHAIRS

EXECUTIVE BOARD

CERTIFICATION BOARD

C O N T E N T S

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President’s Preamble

Director’s Report

Water Environment Federation

News & Updates

Certifi cation Board

Professional Services

A PUBLICATION OF THE NEVADA WATER ENVIRONMENT ASSOCIATION

Dr. Jaci Batista (702) 895-1585 - Las VegasMike Brisbin (775) 784-4056 - RenoWater for People Leisa Tucker (702) 822-8557 - Las VegasWateReuse Association LiaisonVacantWeb siteSuey Huey (775) 861-4104 - Reno

ChairmanWilliam Shepherd (702) 450-4417 – Las VegasVice-ChairmanJoe Crim, Jr. (775) 273-2356 - LovelockProgram AdministratorHarvey Johnson (775) 832-1289 – Incline VillageBoard Member SupportJennifer McMartin (775) 465-2045 - SmithBoard MembersAdrian J. Edwards (702) 267-2700 – Las VegasKelvin Ikehara (775) 588-3558 – Douglas CountyStarlin Jones (775) 861-4104 - RenoJohn Solvie (702) 229-6547 – Las Vegas

President’s Preamble By Linda Peterson

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Silver State Water Environment News is published quarterly as an in for ma tion source for members of the Nevada Water Environment As so ci a tion, 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 89102Phone (702) 938-4080 Fax (702) 938-4082

There is always so much happening behind the scenes with NWEA! With our successful annual conference in May, the momentum is still going. We are moving forward in bringing more options in education, certifi cation, and information for our membership. (i.e., Collections Systems training on August 6th in Las Vegas.) Currently, on-line testing for certifi cation has been made available. Make sure you read the brief article about it in this newsletter.

Also to be seen soon…. and to those who have visited our website… be encouraged! It will soon be getting a major facelift! Our website will be updated to provide you more options and be easier to use.As some of you may know,

the NWEA is looking into mandatory continuing education requirement in order to maintain/renew wastewater certifi cation for Nevada. With the rise of new technologies, alternative treatment, changing ideas, etc., Nevada needs to keep abreast and remain in the race to keep our professionals trained and up-to-date. Most certifi ed professions require continuing education and we would like to promote the same type of professionalism. Nevada is one of the few states remaining that does not require CEU’s, which has made reciprocity diffi cult for many individuals moving into different States.

An electronic survey was recently sent to Nevada certifi ed operators to get their input. For those who have received it, please take the

time to respond. If you have not received this survey, contact us by email and it will be forwarded to you.

As your new President, I will do my best to keep things moving forward. With all of the great NWEA volunteers and their talents, it will be a much easier job. Many thanks to our Past President, Leslie Long; she did an excellent job and still continues to do so! Please check in from time to time and get updates. You can email me directly through our website link. Feel free to offer your thoughts and opinions and tell us how we can do a better job. You may not be able to serve as volunteer, but you can help by telling us what you think.Please remember that NWEA is a totally volunteer organization and works for you. Thank a volunteer the next time you see one!

Director’s ReportBy Rick Warner

The 81st Annual Water Environment Federation Technical Exhibition and Conference (WEFTEC 2008) is drawing ever closer – and there’s still time to join more than 20,000 water quality professional from around the globe. For 2008 - the largest water quality event in North America is heading to the Windy City! The latest in water quality research, technology and services will be on display at WEFTEC.08. This year’s technical program and list of exhibitors is impressive and Chicago promises to be a great host city. Get more details at www.weftec.org.

Eric Leveque, Hannah Wilner, and Candice Siwarga continue working on WEFMAX and WEF Young

Professional Summit in 2009 in Las Vegas. I continue working on the House of Delegate Steering Committee and House Working Groups. This past year the House of Delegates WEF Staff are enhancing the WEF Web-Based content and on-line capabilities – look for improvements by 2009.And you’ve all read this before – and it’s still true today - if you get value from belonging to WEF and NWEA, and want to see these organizations continue to serve its vital role well beyond your involvement – then perhaps it’s time for you to serve on a national committee. WEF’s technical committees provide the expertise that makes WEF one of the world’s leading water quality organizations.

WEF committees participate in developing WEF policy positions, writing and peer-reviewing books and training materials, and delivering workshops and conferences. Currently, more than 2500 WEF members participate in WEF committee activities. Visit www.wef.org for more specifi c information about WEF’s nearly 40 committees. Volunteering on a WEF committee is an opportunity for you to help shape the water quality industry today and for tomorrow.

As always, I hope you consider and share with me ways that WEF can serve NWEA more effectively. Thank you for the privilege to serve as your WEF Delegate.

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Certifi cation BoardCertifi cation BoardCERTIFICATION 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.

June 12, 2008 EXAMINATIONJuly 24, 2008 Notifi cation of pass or failAugust 11, 2008 Application deadline for September examAugust 25, 2008 Test approval/denial notifi cation September 3, 2008 June certifi cates mailed

September 11, 2008 EXAMINATIONOctober 23, 2008 Notifi cation of pass or fail November 11, 2008 Application deadline for December examNovember 25, 2008 Test approval/denial notifi cationDecember 3, 2008 September certifi cates mailed

December 11, 2008 EXAMINATIONJanuary 22, 2009 Notifi cation of pass or fail February 12, 2009 Application deadline for March examFebruary 26, 2009 Test approval/denial notifi cation March 4, 2009 December certifi cates mailed

March 12, 2009 EXAMINATION(South Exam Date - TBA)April 23, 2009 Notifi cation of pass or fail May 11, 2009 Application deadline for June examMay 25, 2009 Test approval/denial notifi cationJune 3, 2009 March certifi cates mailed

June 11, 2009 EXAMINATIONJuly 23, 2009 Notifi cation of pass or fail August 10, 2009 Application deadline for September examAugust 24, 2009 Test approval/denial notifi cation September 2, 2009 June certifi cates mailed

Visit the Nevada Board of Certifi cation Web site at www.nvwea.org for the Complete Alphabetical Listing of Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators, Wastewater Quality Analysts, Industrial Waste Inspectors, Collection System Operators, and Industrial Waste Operators.

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Grade II - WWBaracosa, Chris M. Brown, Michael L. Buffo, Brian D.Edwards, Jacqueline B. Freeman, Jay F. Manz, Blaine A.Mitts, Brian D. Ramirez, Paul T. Speaks, Frazier S

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Grade IV - WWFritschi, Michael T.

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If not, your data on fi le with NWEA probably isn’t either.

Work and email addresses are critical to us in getting the word out to you. Current E-mail addresses save us thou-sands of dollars in postage each year.

Please take a minute and visit:

https://www.e-wef.org/timssnet/memberships/tnt_member-ship.cfm . Go to “My Member Info”, log in and check “address change” to verify your various addresses or perform an update.

Alternatively, email [email protected] or call 1-800-666-0206 for assistance.

Thanks and share with a friend who may notbe getting important information

from WEF and NWEA!

Is your contact data with WEF national up to date?

Certifi cation BoardCertifi cation BoardSeptember 10, 2009 EXAMINATIONOctober 22, 2009 Notifi cation of pass or fail November 10, 2009 Application deadline for December examNovember 24, 2009 Test approval/denial notifi cation December 2, 2009 September certifi cates mailed

December 10, 2009 EXAMINATIONJanuary 21, 2010 Notifi cation of pass or fail February 11, 2010 Application deadline for March examFebruary 25, 2010 Test approval/denial notifi cation March 3, 2010 December certifi cates mailed

From your Certifi cation Board!

The NWEA Certifi cation Board is pleased to announce that computerized certifi cation exams are now being offered! Many of you have requested computerized exams with fl exible testing dates and we are very excited that this service is now available. Pencil and paper exams will continue to be offered quarterly for the same fees. Computerized testing is available for all certifi cation disciplines except Industrial Waste Inspector. The examinations will be administered at testing centers in Las Vegas and Reno and over 170 other testing centers throughout the United States. The Computerized Exam Application will need to be submitted along with the normal exam application. The Computerized Exam Application and Instructions can be found on our website www.nvwea.org. The cost for the computerized exam is $68 in addition to the regular exam fee (mandatory wastewater exams $60; voluntary exams $150). The total fees to take a computerized exam will be $128 for mandatory wastewater exams and $218 for voluntary exams. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Assistant Program Administrator, Jennifer McMartin at (775) 465-2045 or [email protected].

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The Silver State Water Environment News is the official publication of the Nevada Water Environment Association, a member association of the Water Environment Federation. We are a non-profit 501(c)(6) educational organization with over 300 members. Since 1964 we have served individuals, agencies and companies involved in municipal and industrial wastewater engineering, collection, analysis, treatment, operations, and disposal.

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