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Guidance offered for bringing drinking water back online

As schools prepare to reopen for in-person learning around the country, the Water Quality Association offers general guidance on bringing water treatment systems back online in buildings that have been vacant or have seen little or no . . .
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WQA recommends consumers review local water report

The Water Quality Association recommends homeowners review their public water system’s annual Consumer Confidence Report, available online or in the mail, to learn important information about local drinking . . .
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Mid-Year Leadership Conference to be entirely virtual

Continuing health and safety concerns surrounding COVID-19 have led the Water Quality Association to convert its 2020 Mid-Year Leadership Conference to a virtual experience. Planning now for an exclusively online MYLC will . .
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WQA warns consumers about COVID-19 scams

Consumers should be wary of sales representatives playing on their fears about COVID-19 or falsely claiming to represent the Water Quality Association or a local governmental water agency through telemarketing, door-to-door or . . .
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