September 16 @ 11:00 am – September 18 @ 3:00 pm
We hope to see you at the Maine Water Environment Association (MeWEA) annual Fall Convention this September! The event includes the annual golf tournament, followed by two days of technical sessions, exhibits, networking, and more. Be sure to stop by our booth for a chat with Maine Wastewater Group Leader Chris Dwinal!
Members of the Wright-Pierce team will also be instructing a number of technical sessions at this year’s conference. Consider attending the following presentations to earn technical credit hours:
Session 3 – Thursday, September 17, 10:00 AM, The Path to the Future. How a Comprehensive Wastewater Treatment Facility Upgrade in Livermore Falls Was Planned, Funded, and Executed, presented by Brody Campbell, PE and Mark Holt (Livermore Falls Superintendent)
Session 6 – Thursday, September 17, 1:30 PM, Navigating Homeowner Engagement on Municipal Infrastructure Projects: From Design Through Construction, presented by Matt Burns, PE and Bryan Levitt (Bath WPCF Superintendent)
Session 12 – Friday, September 18, 8:30 AM, Under the Tracks and Through Industrial Property to the Melcher Court Pump Station We Go – A 16-Year Rehabilitation Journey, presented by Maeve Carlson, PE, Macy Grant, and Katherine Kelley, MCE, PE (Westbrook Wastewater Division Manager)
Session 14 – Friday, September 18, 10:00 AM, Infrastructure: Planning, Funding, Failure & Success, an interactive workshop hosted by Maeve Carlson, PE, alongside Justin Barnett, Stacy Thompson, Brandy King, and Travis Peaslee
Session 15 – Friday, September 18, 10:00 AM, Pump Station Resiliency Upgrades Through Collaborative Design and Targeted Pretreatment Solutions, presented by Corey Lewis, PE, and Wade Hanson (Houlton Water Company Board of Trustee Member)
Session 18 – Friday, September 18, 11:15 AM, 7 Years in the Making – How a Rural School District in Maine Leveraged Low Interest Loans and Grants to Replace a 56-year-old Wastewater Treatment Facility, presented by Rychel Gibson, PE and Chris Dwinal, PE
And if you haven’t seen the featured wastewater documentary Unless Something
Goes Terribly Wrong, now is your chance. The film will be featured during Session 20 – Friday, September 18, 12:30 PM