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What’s New
Graduation Day: On August 18, 2010, five young people from the Lowell, Mass., area received diplomas at Lowell’s City Hall certifying their completion of this summer’s Youth and the Environment Program, coordinated by NEIWPCC. Read about the ceremony and the return of YEP to Lowell.
New Training Schedules: NEIWPCC and JETCC's Fall 2010 Training Schedules are now available on the Training Schedule page. Check them out now and reserve your spot for before it’s too late!
Request for Proposals: NEIWPCC is partnering with the Hudson River Estuary Program to seek proposals for the identification and prioritization of biologically important aquatic barriers in the Hudson River Estuary. Available funding for the project is not to exceed $70,000. Proposals are due on September 24. Visit our HREP website to download the application materials.
New Issue of LUSTLine: The newest issue of LUSTLine (Bulletin #65, June 2010) is now available! Click here to download the PDF. Highlights include articles on operator training, the second section on Transitions – what’s in store for tank and tank owners, and OUST’s revised “short list” of potential regulation changes.
Request for Proposals: NEIWPCC is partnering with the New York-New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program to seek proposals for the development of habitat restoration plans to promote tributary connections within the Harbor Estuary region. Proposals are due October 22. Visit our HEP website to download the application materials.
Year in Review: NEIWPCC’s latest annual report looks back on our achievements in fiscal 2009 while providing an overview of the water and wastewater issues facing our region. Download the report or order a print copy.
Wastewater Management Training: MA DEP, MWPCA, and NEIWPCC announce the Massachusetts Wastewater Management Training Program, scheduled to begin in Fall 2010.
Massachusetts Title 5 Renewals: In late February 2010, renewal information was mailed to all approved System Inspectors and Soil Evaluators with a June 30, 2010 expiration date. For more information on the renewal process, especially updated information pertaining to verification of training requirements, as well as answers to frequently asked questions, visit our Title 5 renewal page.
Sign up now! NEIWPCC's latest schedule of training programs. View our online schedule for all the details.
Nonpoint Source Conference: Presentations from the 2010 Conference are now available online. Please visit the NPS Conference Archives for more information.
New IWR: The new issue of NEIWPCC's Interstate Water Report is now available in print and online. View the new IWR, including a special report on the concerns, conflicts, and progress associated with keeping the region's roads clear of ice and snow. Contact NEIWPCC to order a printed copy and to sign up for a free IWR subscription.
Regional Cyanobacteria Workshop: Presentations are now posted to the website. Please visit the Workshop webpage for a link to the agenda.
Operator Search: NEIWPCC is pleased to offer an online searchable database of Massachusetts-approved wastewater treatment plant operators. Search for operators by last name, town, state, or grade.
Now available: A continually updated version of our Resource Catalog, featuring short descriptions and ordering instructions for the vast array of publications, CDs, videos, and other resources available from NEIWPCC.
















