The AWWA Board of Directors is small, but dedicated.  One high priority of the Board is to broaden, deepen, and strengthen the Board by adding expertise and capacity - for example, adding legal, accounting, and fundraising capacities of the board while retaining...

The following awards were presented to AWW Groups and Monitors at the 2013 AWW Get-Together on Friday, May 10th, 2013: 2013 River Basin Award:  Chattahoochee Basin In late 2009 there was one AWW monitor testing two sites in the Chattahoochee watershed.  Because of the...

Acknowledging the crucial role water plays in sustaining Alabamians and supporting future development, Governor Bentley established a task force in 2012, known as the Alabama Water Agencies Working Group (AWAWG), charged with developing policy options for a...

Most of us feel it is also our  responsibility to instill an appreciation and respect for the environment in the  children and youth of our communities. This is accomplished first by setting a  good example for them, and also by providing them with opportunities to...

Section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act (CWA) requires that states assess surface waters and compile a list of those that have become polluted to the point that they no longer support their Use Classification (e.g., Fish & Wildlife, Public Water Supply, Swimming...

The mission of HOBO (Home Owners Boat Owners) is to preserve, protect and improve the quality of life in and around Lake Mitchell. One way we do this is through water monitoring. CLICK HERE FOR THE COMPLETE ARTICLE (SOURCE: The Clanton Advertiser)

Michael Freeman, U.S Coast Guard Flotilla Commander posted at Auburn University, presented AWW Program Director, Bill Deutsch and the AWW staff with an official Certificate of Appreciation from the U.S. Coast Guard on Feb.20, 2013, thanking AWW for their many years of...