Come join us for the San Francisco Bay Section Member Appreciation Event on Friday, August 19th. We would also like to welcome our neighbors from the Santa Clara Valley and Redwood Empire Sections. Members can buy four tickets at member price. Non-members can buy non-member ticket prices.

SFBS August Dinner Meeting – Speaker TBD, will update information as it becomes available. Includes dinner at Back Forty Texas BBQ. Cost: $40 member, $60 non-member, $25 student

This seminar is designed for Grades I to IV for the Collection System Maintenance Certification Exam. This will be an interac tiv e program that will address: How the Technical Certification Program (TCP) exam process works and what to expect on test day;

California regulators at the Division of Drinking Water are currently developing the nation’s first statewide criteria for direct potable reuse (DPR). One of the key elements of the future regulations will be to specify the level of treatment needed to control the risk of waterborne pathogens.

The City of South San Francisco – San Bruno Water Quality Control Plant (WQCP) is an award-winning facility that provides wastewater treatment and ocean outfall disposal for the cities of South San Francisco, San Bruno, Millbrae, Burlingame, the San Francisco International Airport, and minor portions of Daly City and the Town of Colma.

CWEA SFBS Dinner Meeting: With a presentation hosted by Oro Loma Sanitary District’s General Manager, Jason Warner and their District Engineer, Jimmy Dang. Is your organization contemplating nutrient treatment upgrades? Do you want to learn more about what it would take to upgrade your plant?

Is your New Year’s resolution to network with more students and young professionals (SYP) from the California Water Environment Association (CWEA)? If so (and even if not) this event is perfect for you! Please join us for the first happy hour networking social of 2022. We will be hosting the happy hour at Drake’s Dealership...

Please join us for our virtual Spring Career Fair! Our career fair has been an ongoing success with 100+ students attending annually who are interested in the water resources industry. We hope to continue that success this year and we thank you for your interest and participation.

Hosted By CWEA SF Bay Section’s Student & Young Professionals Committee