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Fifth Annual EPA Drinking Water Workshop
Treatment and Distribution System Compliance Challenges
Date/Location
August 5–7, 2008
Millennium Hotel Cincinnati 
150 West Fifth Street
Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 352-2100
Fax: (513) 352-2148
EPA’s National Risk Management Research Laboratory, ORD, and the Office of Ground Water and Drinking Water, OW, in cooperation with the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators will be holding the Fifth Annual Workshop on Treatment and Distribution System Compliance Challenges. The workshop is designed primarily for state personnel responsible for complying with drinking water regulations and issuing permits for treatment technology. Past workshops have attracted up to 175 participants, with as many as 70 state personnel representing 53 state drinking water programs. Past workshops have focused primarily on arsenic. Topics of this workshop will again include arsenic, but will also include uranium, radium, lead, copper, nitrification, residuals, and treatment costs. The workshop will have a poster component.
Purpose: This workshop will provide participants with in-depth training on various solutions and strategies for solving treatment and distribution water compliance challenges.
Who should attend: The program focuses mainly on small system issues and is designed to particularly assist state drinking water staff responsible for compliance and permitting. The information should also be useful to design engineers, systems owners, and certified operators.
Topics: Topics will include will uranium, radium, arsenic, corrosion, nitrification, residual disposal, and treatment costs.
Speakers: Speakers will include EPA personnel, state staff, consultants, and university professors.
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