Alabama Rural Water Association

Alabama Rural Water Association We assist water and wastewater systems serving Alabama's rural communities and towns.

The Alabama Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization representing water and wastewater systems serving public communities and towns and those commercial firms which support these systems. The purpose of the Association is to provide assistance to these systems in complying with State and Federal regulations, to help them with management and operational problems and to provide or stimulate training initiatives which will promote personnel development and efficiency.

Today, we recognize the hardworking water and wastewater professionals who help keep our communities flowing every day. ...
09/07/2026

Today, we recognize the hardworking water and wastewater professionals who help keep our communities flowing every day. 💧

Thank you for your dedication, service, and commitment to the communities you serve.

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Labor Day! 🇺🇸

09/04/2026

Every job should end with everyone going home safely.

Safety procedures aren't about checking a box; they're about protecting lives. Taking a few extra moments to wear the right PPE and follow safe work practices can make all the difference.

Prioritize safety, protect yourself, and protect your team.

Join us for a full-day training covering practical strategies to improve wastewater treatment performance, including set...
09/01/2026

Join us for a full-day training covering practical strategies to improve wastewater treatment performance, including settling and TKN removal, flow measurement techniques, and emerging lagoon treatment technologies.

📅 September 3, 2026
🕗 8:00 AM
📍 Fairhope Civic Center
161 North Section Street
Fairhope, AL 36532

Strengthen your skills, stay current with industry best practices, and connect with fellow water professionals.

Register today https://training.alruralwater.com/events/event/601

Why does preventive maintenance matter? Because the best repairs are the ones your community never notices.Emergency rep...
08/27/2026

Why does preventive maintenance matter? Because the best repairs are the ones your community never notices.

Emergency repairs typically cost 2-5 times more than planned preventive maintenance. Routine inspections catch wear and small leaks before they become main breaks, extend the life of pumps, valves, and lines, and mean fewer surprise outages for the people you serve.

Every dollar spent proactively saves roughly five later. If it's been a while since your last system review, now's a good time.

Learn more at alruralwater.com

08/25/2026

Safe drinking water doesn’t happen by accident. 💧

This National Water Quality Month, we recognize the dedicated water professionals working behind the scenes every day to protect our water through rigorous testing, treatment, and ongoing system maintenance.

Clean, reliable water is essential to every community.

Join ARWA on August 27 for a Water/Wastewater training session with instructor Jon Lowe! 💧The session begins at 8:00 AM ...
08/20/2026

Join ARWA on August 27 for a Water/Wastewater training session with instructor Jon Lowe! 💧

The session begins at 8:00 AM and offers 7 CEH hours at no cost. Don’t miss this opportunity to continue learning and strengthening your professional expertise.

Register today: training.alruralwater.com/events/event/599

August is National Water Quality Month, a good time to clear up a few misconceptions about rural water.Myth: rural syste...
08/18/2026

August is National Water Quality Month, a good time to clear up a few misconceptions about rural water.

Myth: rural systems are tested less than city ones. Fact: every community water system, regardless of size, follows the same EPA standards.

Myth: clear water means safe water. Fact: most contaminants are invisible, which is exactly why testing matters.

Myth: that chlorine smell means something's wrong. Fact: it's intentional, and it means disinfection is working.

Learn more about the work behind keeping rural Alabama's water safe at alruralwater.com.

Water loss impacts more than the water supply. 💧From utility operations and valuable resources to rising costs and commu...
08/13/2026

Water loss impacts more than the water supply. 💧

From utility operations and valuable resources to rising costs and community service, managing water loss is essential to maintaining strong, reliable water systems.

Every drop counts. Learn more about ARWA and the resources available to water professionals at alruralwater.com.

08/11/2026

Ever wonder where your water comes from before it reaches your tap? 💧

From rivers, lakes, reservoirs, and groundwater wells, water goes through a carefully managed treatment process to help ensure it meets strict safety standards before reaching your community.

Behind every drop is a system and dedicated water professionals working to keep clean, reliable water flowing every day.

Join ARWA on August 6 for a Water/Wastewater training session with instructor Bill Messick.This FREE training offers 4.2...
08/05/2026

Join ARWA on August 6 for a Water/Wastewater training session with instructor Bill Messick.

This FREE training offers 4.25 CEH hours and begins at 3:30 PM. Take advantage of this opportunity to continue learning and strengthen your skills.

Register today https://training.alruralwater.com/events/event/584

Address

2576 Bell Road
Montgomery, AL
36117

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13343965511

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