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The Voice of States & Interstates since 1961

As the national voice of State and Interstate water programs since 1961, the Association of Clean Water Administrators (ACWA) strives to protect and restore watersheds to achieve “clean water everywhere for everyone.”

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ACWA is a national, nonpartisan professional organization. Association members are the State, Interstate and Territorial officials who are responsible for the implementation of surface water protection programs throughout the nation.

They continue to lead the way in creating and realizing a vision for clean water in America. Select a focus area to see how we support their efforts on:

Legislation, Regulation and Litigation
Monitoring, Standards and Assessment
Nutrients Policy
Permitting, Compliance and Enforcement
Watersheds, TMDLs and Nonpoint Sources

Goals and Accomplishments

ACWA Annual Report 2020

This year’s Annual Report outlines ACWA’s activities and accomplishments for FY2020.

FY 2018-2022 Strategic Plan

Learn about the plans and goals that will help us continue to provide value to members through 2017 and beyond.

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15 Oct

Got prescription drugs you don’t want or need? Dispose of them safely at the @DEAHQ national prescription drug #TakeBackDay on October 23. Find a collection site near you at http://www.DEAtakeback.com. #ProtectKidsHealth

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U.S. EPA Water@EPAwater·
13 Oct

EPA and @USACEHQ are calling on communities to propose roundtables to provide input on the regional implications of waters of the United States.

These 10 engagements will seek diverse perspectives and highlight the regional variation of #WOTUS.
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