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Alabama Rural Water Association

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We assist water and wastewater systems serving Alabama's rural communities and towns.

The Alabama Rural Water Association is a non-profit organization representing water and wastewater systems serving public communities and towns and those commercial firms which support these systems. The purpose of the Association is to provide assistance to these systems in complying with State and Federal regulations, to help them with management and operational problems and to provide or stimulate training initiatives which will promote personnel development and efficiency.

10/15/2026

What would one day without water look like in your community?

Homes would be without water for drinking, cooking, cleaning, and bathing. Hospitals, schools, farms, and local businesses would struggle to provide essential services.

Reliable water and wastewater infrastructure supports public health, economic growth, and everyday life. It also depends on skilled professionals who operate, maintain, and protect these systems every day.

Today, we invite you to recognize the value of water and the people helping keep Alabama communities flowing.

Connect with ARWA and discover the support available to your system.
https://www.alruralwater.com/

10/14/2026

A water main break can temporarily affect service, but there is a careful process behind every repair.

Crews locate the break, isolate the damaged section, safely expose and repair the pipe, flush the system, and complete the necessary checks before normal service resumes.

Explore the carousel to learn what happens during each step. If your local utility issues a boil water advisory or other instructions, continue following them until the utility announces that they have been lifted.

See water pooling in the street? Contact your local water utility to report it.

Explore ARWA’s resources and support. Visit https://www.alruralwater.com/

10/13/2026

A busy Saturday supporting water systems affected by Hurricane Isaias. 💧

As part of ARWA’s hurricane response, our team delivered generators to assist affected water systems and the communities they serve.

Thank you to Justin Gardner, Tyler Grant, and Ryan Lavender for their hard work and dedication to getting support where it’s needed most.

10/08/2026

Rural communities rely on strong water and wastewater systems to protect public health, support local businesses, and create opportunities for future growth.

Continued support for USDA Rural Development helps small and rural systems access the funding and assistance needed to maintain infrastructure and serve their communities.

Help protect these essential resources. Sign the pledge to Keep Rural Water Strong at RuralWaterStrong.org

10/05/2026

Keep your skills current with ARWA’s free operator training in Elberta on Thursday, October 8th.

The day begins with pump and VFD operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting. Sessions on disinfection byproducts, Call Before You Dig, and PFAS follow. The class offers 7 Water/Wastewater CEHs.

📍 Elberta Fireman’s Hall, Elberta, AL
🕗 8 AM–4 PM

View the agenda and register: https://training.alruralwater.com/events/event/604

10/01/2026

ARWA’s Pump and VFD Maintenance & Troubleshooting class is coming to Irvington on October 6th.

This free training opportunity will cover VFD operation and maintenance, PFAS, Call Before You Dig, and disinfection byproducts. Water and wastewater operators can earn 7 CEHs while gaining practical information to support safe, reliable, and efficient system operations.

📅 October 6th, 2026
🕗 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
📍 Bayou La Batre Community Center, Irvington, AL
💧 Cost: Free

Review the complete agenda and register today:
https://training.alruralwater.com/events/event/602

09/29/2026

Not all water loss is easy to spot.

Leaks, aging infrastructure, meter issues, pressure problems, and unauthorized use can all contribute to water loss, affecting both water systems and the communities they serve.

Understanding these common causes is an important step toward protecting water resources and maintaining reliable service.

Learn more at alruralwater.co

09/25/2026

Continuing education helps water professionals stay prepared for today's challenges and tomorrow's opportunities.

By staying current with industry regulations and strengthening technical skills, operators can continue providing safe, reliable water to the communities they serve.

Learn more about ARWA's training and educational resources:
https://www.alruralwater.com/

09/24/2026

Fact: Water can appear clear while still containing contaminants that aren't visible to the naked eye.

Routine testing, treatment, and monitoring help ensure the water reaching your tap meets safety standards. It's one of the many ways water professionals work every day to protect public health.

Learn more about ARWA and our mission to support Alabama's water professionals: https://www.alruralwater.com/

09/23/2026

Water conservation starts with simple, everyday habits. 💧

Turning off the tap while brushing, taking shorter showers, repairing leaks promptly, and watering lawns during cooler parts of the day can all help reduce unnecessary water use.

Small changes add up. Every drop counts!

Address

2576 Bell Road
Montgomery, AL
36117

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+13343965511

Website

http://alruralwater.com/

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