Conference

You are invited to join us at the all-day 2019 Hawaii Public Works Conference.
Cost: $0 for government agencies; $50 for all others; FREE validated parking

Please register at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-hawaii-public-works-conference-tickets-56622674945

Please visit hawaii.apwa.net for description of the presentations and speaker bios.

Brought to you by: APWA, ACECH, ASCE, HWEA, and LTAP

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10th BIENNIAL COLLECTION SYSTEMS CONFERENCE


Wednesday, November 20, 2019

Ko’olau Ballrooms/Conference Center, Kaneohe, Hawaii


The Hawaii Water Environment Association (HWEA) Collection System Committee and the Western Chapter of the North America Society for Trenchless Technology (WESTT) are proud to invite you to participate in this year’s exciting joint conference. This conference will include a wide variety of topics related to wastewater collection systems, with an emphasis on collection system technologies, policies, and regulations. The conference will feature:


• Informative, two-track technical program

• Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and CWEA Contact Hours opportunity

• Exhibit Hall featuring vendor booths

• Buffet Luncheon, with featured speaker

• Pau Hana Happy Hour Networking Event

• Pre-Conference Activity (optional, additional fee applies)

• Post-Conference Training: Trenchless Technology Good Practices Course (optional, additional fee applies)

Registration Limits:
Pre-Conference: 30 persons
1-Day Conference: 300 persons
Post Conference: 90 persons

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CONFERENCE SCHEDULE

Virtual Conference 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Free Virtual Pub Trivia* 1:15 PM - 2:45 PM
*Optional, 250 person limit

CONFERENCE PRESENTATION TOPICS

• Federal Highways Administration’s Priorities – Sustainability & Resiliency
• Electrification of Transportation
• State Historical Preservation Division
• Updated City & County of Honolulu Standard Details & Specifications

REGISTRATION FEES

• $0 - Hawaii Government Employees (sponsored by LTAP)
• $20 - APWA, ACECH, ASCE, HWEA Members
• $25 - General

REGISTER AT:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2021‐annual‐public‐works‐conference‐tickets‐156183740773

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SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS

• Sponsorships Opportunities (click here for info)
• Virtual Exhibitors (click here for info)

UPCOMING EVENTS/DEADLINES

• 08/24/21: Public Works Conference
• 08/25/21 - 08/27/21: Storm Water BMPs Workshops
• 08/27/21: Late Registration Deadline for Storm Water BMPs Workshops

For details go to http://pacificwaterconference.com/

The Hawaii Water Environment Association (HWEA) Biosolids/Co-Generation Committee is excited to invite you to attend the 2022 HWEA Bi-Annual Biosolids /Co Generation Workshop.   

The HWEA Biosolids / Co-Generation committee was established in 2006 and its focus is on the beneficial reuse of biosolids and the potential for renewable energy associated with digester gas applications.  The committee also helps to host a biosolids conference every other year to provide an avenue for exchange of current information in the field.

The conference will feature:

• Informative technical program, with continuing Education Units (CEUs) opportunity
• Exhibits featuring vendor booths
• Buffet Luncheon, with featured speaker
• Pau Hana networking event
• Pre-Conference Activity (optional, additional fee applies)

SCHEDULE

• Pre-Conference, Tuesday 9/20/22 – *Updated Location* H-POWER
  
  • 9:00am - 11:00am – Tour H-POWER
    
    
• Conference, Wednesday 9/21/22 – Koolau Ballroom
  
  • 8:00am-8:30am – Registration
    
  • 8:30am-4:00pm – Technical presentations with networking breaks and buffet lunch
    
  • 4:00pm-8:00pm – Pau Hana

TECHNICAL PROGRAM 

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EXHIBITORS

BIOSOLIDS COMMITTEE CHAIR CONTACTS
Mel Carmichael mcarmichael@synagro.com 808-228-5203
Tony Jones djones@bowersandkubota.com  808-738-6901

Registration after September 2 will not be accepted. No refunds after September 2.

REGISTRATION LIMITS:

• Pre-Conference: 30 persons
• 1-Day Conference: 200 persons

Please note that an inherent risk of exposure to Covid-19 exists anywhere other people are present, and even precautionary measures such as masking and social distancing cannot completely eliminate this risk. Any person who chooses to participate in any in-person activity assumes all risks arising from that decision.

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