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Connecticut Rural Water & Wastewater Association Annual Conference 2026

A conference for Connecticut's rural water and wastewater sector, with an exhibition hall, classroom sessions, and training.

New Life facility, Wallingford, CT

Date
October 15, 2026
Venue
New Life facility, Wallingford, CT

TL;DR

  • The conference is scheduled for October 15, 2026, at the New Life facility in Wallingford, Connecticut.
  • The available event information describes an exhibition hall, classroom sessions, and training; ticket pricing is not included in the supplied facts.
  • The organizer reports that the previous year's event drew more than 300 attendees from water and wastewater operations and management roles.

Source: ctrwwa.org/conference

About

The Connecticut Rural Water & Wastewater Association organizes this annual conference. Its program includes an exhibition hall alongside classroom sessions and training.

Who you'll find in the room

Water and wastewater operators

Operators in the water and wastewater field are among the attendee roles identified by the organizer.

Managers

Managers are included in the organizer's attendee profile.

Superintendents

Superintendents are included in the organizer's attendee profile.

System owners

System owners are included in the organizer's attendee profile.

Past editions

1 on record
EditionDatesLocationAttendance
2025Over 300

Venue & travel

Venue

New Life facility

Getting there

The facility is in Wallingford, Connecticut.

Questions people ask

7 answered

It is scheduled for October 15, 2026.

It takes place at the New Life facility in Wallingford, Connecticut.

The organizer says the previous year's conference drew over 300 attendees.

The organizer identifies water and wastewater operators, managers, superintendents, and system owners among attendees.

Check the organizer's registration information for current pricing.

It is most useful for water and wastewater operators, superintendents and small system owners in Connecticut who want classroom training and an exhibition hall in a single day, since last year drew over 300 such attendees to the Wallingford event. Professionals from large utilities or other states would get less from a one-day state association meeting, and vendors should expect a local, operator-focused buyer pool rather than a national one.

Operators and system managers at water association events usually wear casual work attire, such as company polos or collared shirts, work pants and closed-toe shoes. A jacket suits mid-October in Connecticut, and comfortable shoes help on an exhibition floor.

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