This 2-day registration level includes one full Summit registration and an exhibit booth on Wednesday & Thursday. Vendor registration also includes one (1) 10' x 10' booth area, pipe & drape, 6’ table, 2 chairs, meals for 1, and Wi-Fi access.

This Friday-only registration level includes two registrations that can obtain CEUs. Vendor registration also includes one (1) 10' x 10' booth area, pipe & drape, 6’ table, 2 chairs, and Wi-Fi access.

A discussion about the most effective and innovatie water efficiency programs in the west and what each state can leverage to improve.

This charrette runs concurrently with other educational sessions in each respective track. For those who do not wish to attend the charrette, we have other quality programming that you can attend.

In New Mexico, when there is no available sewer system to hook into, a permit for a blackwater discharge system is required. These installations must be performed by a contractor with an MM1, MM98, MS1, MS3 with 3 years experience or have installed over 100 permitted systems. Taking the class explores the regulatory requirements for treatment and disposal systems in New Mexico. After the class, individuals can register for the certification test.

This workshop will occur on Thursday, June 13 from 11am-3pm. Attendance in this workshop is limited to paying attendees (full Summit registrants or Thursday-only registrants) only.

The course instructor is Michael Broussard.

In New Mexico, when there is no available sewer system to hook into, a permit for a blackwater discharge system is required. These permits require specific information that can be confusing to anyone not familiar with the terms. This class will go over each required piece of information to correctly fill out the form the first time.

This workshop will occur from 10:30am-3pm on Friday, June 14.

The course instructor is Michael Broussard.

Multifamily housing is a higher population density approach with a high impact on municipal infrastructure which creates the need for water resource planning. WERS Multifamily has been piloted for at least two years and is ready for prime time. This session for WERS Professionals will focus on utilizing the Multifamily aspect of the WERS tool as well as additional verification methods.

The QWEL Graywater Specialty Certification provides landscape professionals with 10 hours of education on the design and installation of graywater systems. In order to obtain the QWEL Graywater Specialty Certification, an individual must be an existing QWEL graduate, must demonstrate their ability to install graywater systems, and pass the QWEL Graywater Specialty exam.

This course will take place at Santa Fe Community College on June 24 & 25.

The instructors will be Xubi Wilson and Doug Pushard.

This track's sessions are focused on assisting builders, architects and designers achieve greater water efficiency on their projects.

This track will cover news and information on water policy.

This track is geared towards field professionals, including irrigation specialists, rainwater harvesters, greywater specialists, blackwater professionals, etc.

This track is only offered on Friday, June 14.