2025 REGIONAL SCHOOL SCHEDULE
DATES
March 24th – 27th 2025, Panhandle Region – Amarillo
April 29th – May 1st 2025, - Southeast Texas Region – Beaumont
May 5th – 8th 2025, Central West Texas Region - Abilene
May 19th – 23rd 2025, North Central Texas Region – Arlington
June 3rd – 5th 2025, Central Texas Region – Killeen
August 19th - 21st 2025, East Texas Region - Longview
November 4th – 6th 2025, West Texas Region – Lubbock *** September 9th – 11th 2025, 107th Annual School – Waco ***
(Not all regions offer Surface 1 which is a 24 hour class these above dates reflect all regions starting on Monday and offering 24 hour classes. Once we receive all the schools fliers we will post if in fact the school begins on Monday at 1:00 or Tuesday at 8:00 )
Check the TWUA Website for the most up-to-date information related to TWUA Regional opportunities. If travel and being in crowds cause you concern or your employer has not approved travel, please look at the TWUA Computer Based Training options. (https://twua.org/online-class-dates)
Annual School – The dates for the 107th Annual School are September 9th – 11th, 2025. Tuesday, September 9th, at 8:00 a.m., all training classes begin. The ability to pre-register for the 107th A.S. will be made available as soon as possible.
TEXAS WATER UTILITIES JOURNAL
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MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE:
Clarence
Vicente
Jim
Mike
Greetings everyone,
PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
Vicente Carrizales
I sincerely hope that 2025 has been and will continue to be rewarding for you and your loved ones. As someone who began as a meter reader, small leak repair technician, and groundwater production operator, I want to encourage everyone to pursue and advance their TCEQ license. It cannot be overstated: never let anyone discourage you or suggest that you lack the skills or abilities to obtain a higher license. It comes down to – how bad do you want it?
There is a reason why there are fewer "A” and “B” operators when compared to other levels. The licensing requirements and necessary knowledge, along with skills, are quite challenging. It’s not just empty words; the licensed operator serves as the last line of defense for public health and safety in Public Water Systems. I’m curious, have you ever read the Code of Ethics established by the former members and pioneers of the Texas Water Utilities Association? (I will include a listing of this code in this edition of the journal – I encourage you to reflect on it and take its intent to heart.)
TWUA has long been recognized as the “operator association.” This implied distinction indicates that operator licensing and education are central to our mission. The in-person, live training events we have relied on are now facing challenges. Due to circumstances beyond anyone’s control, these live events are no longer the main venue for operator training. I invite all participants in operator training to join us alongside other operators and those looking to become operators and to ensure this source of training continues.
Several of our regions have recently suspended live training events due to low participation and declining attendance. I kindly ask that you participate in TWUA in-person training opportunities to help us maintain
this esteemed tradition. Please plan to join the Panhandle Region in Amarillo on March 24 2025. Together, we can make the attendance numbers historic. I encourage you to seek out and explore the TWUA live events on the association’s website. Additionally, if you have the ability and desire to host live training events at your workplace, please reach out to Training Coordinator Norma Clark. If your travel restrictions and budget limit your options for travel and training, please consider TWUA’s computer-based online training.
I enjoyed Corpus Christi as the host site for Annual School, but I am excited about the move to Waco. Texas is a vast state, and being more centralized should assist with participation numbers. Please join us and take part in the TWUA traditions of Annual School in Waco. Share with me and the management committee what you enjoy about Annual School, and be open about the things that present challenges for you or your employer. I look forward to hearing from you.
How long has it been since you last attended a TWUA District meeting? Do you bring a guest? Do you participate in the Peer-to-Peer segment of the meeting? The program presenters are vital for meeting TCEQ requirements. Do you ask questions or engage in the presentation when prompted? Please help the association in these areas.
I look forward to meeting new people and gathering feedback about training and resources that could help you while in Amarillo.
Vicente
Texas Water Utilities Association CODE OF ETHICS
As one engaged in providing a public water supply and treatment of sewage for the people whom I serve, and as a member of the Texas Water Utilities Association, I hold to these principles:
1. To the best of my ability, I shall conduct all operations under my control in such a manner that will, as far as the means made available permit, provide adequate services, preserve the public health, and furnish protection to property.
2. In every legitimate manner, I shall encourage the construction of water and sewage works structures, the use of materials, management practices, and operating procedures which are economically sound and in the public interest.
3. I shall not accept any remuneration or benefit from any interested party other than my employer or my client. Neither shall I accept any collateral employment which might in any degree adversely affect the performance of my duties or obligations to my regular employer or client.
4. I believe that honorable competition for advancement and for the opportunity to render more responsible service is an essential part of democratic civilization – upon which rests real improvement and progress. I shall not permit my own ambition for advancement to cause me to act unfairly towards others associated with me.
5. I shall by all legitimate and reasonable means strive to improve the public appreciation of the services rendered by myself, and by any associates to the end that employment in public water and sewage works operations is recognized by all as a profession having great responsibility for the health and welfare of all people.
6. Always bear in mind my obligations as a citizen to my nation, my state, and my community, and to give to them my unswerving loyalty in word, act, and deed.
In accepting this Code of Ethics, I do fully understand my obligations to my community, and having accepted responsibilities upon which depend public health and safety; I Shall Not Fail.
by Russell Hamilton, TWUA Executive Director
Father, we acknowledge and bow our heads in respect and humbly say thank you, as we acknowledge that you are the creator. We take comfort in knowing that You remain in charge and control of life as we understand it. We need You, and we welcome You in all we do. We come into Your presence seeking Your grace, calm, guidance, and forgiveness. Father, we pray for Your mercy, and we ask that You guide, direct, protect, and bless TWUA and its members. Father, thank you as we offer praise in the name of Jesus. Amen
The drought is still concerning in parts of Texas. Parts of Texas are getting rain, but some watersheds remain dry. In West Texas, Lake Spence sits at 16.7 % (- 0.4 %). White River is sitting at 16.5 % (-0.8 %). Panhandle - Lake Meredith is sitting at 40.9 % (+0.1 %), and Greenbelt is at 9.1 % (-15.2 %). If you want a complete look at current lake levels, go to waterdatafortexas.org. The drought has never left for some.
There is little doubt that live, in-person instructor lead training is more effective. For those seeking Live In-Person Operator Training – TWUA would love to come to your workplace and provide this in-person training. If you have a meeting room and will help market to those in your area, contact Norma Clark (n.clark@twua.org), and she will assist with the arrangements. Please look at the TWUA Training Calendar (twua.org/training) and take a look at 2025 schools. As soon as the dates and school fliers are available, they will be posted.
Have you made plans to be in Amarillo from March 24th - 27th ? This event kicks off the TWUA Regional event for 2025, and the Panhandle Board will welcome your attendance.
107th Annual School – will occur in Waco, September 9th –11th 2025. TWUA has the ability to “change-up” the format or flow of events a bit and host some of the meetings and events during a ticketed catered lunch, thereby making the events flow more like a Regional Event. Watch as the final details are released.
Two items that I would like to draw your attention to –Women in water and salary survey.
Women in Water—To my knowledge, little information is available about tracking TCEQ-licensed women Operators. If TWUA provides an interface, would the female operators provide basic survey input?
Salaries – At one time, TWUA accumulate salary information (for budgeting purposes) for water and wastewater operators in Texas. If TWUA provides an interface, would the operators provide basic survey input?
The Story Goes Something Like This –
Have you heard the story of "The Lady or the Lion?” This is a most perplexing story that is deemed unsolvable or, at best, debatable.
The story begins with a ruthless king and his methods for determining a person's guilt or innocence.
Anyone accused of a crime would be taken to a public arena and forced to choose their fate by selecting one of two doors. The doors were incredibly thick and attached to a wall more than two feet thick. No sounds could be heard so as to provide the accused or the spectators with any hint about which door to choose or which one to avoid. Only the king’s most trusted inner circle knew which door concealed the doomed fate for each case.
The spectators could place money wagers on which door would be chosen and what fate awaited the accused.
To make the process more interesting and entertaining for the spectators, a fierce and hungry lion was always behind one door. Sometimes, depending on the gender of the accused and the mood of the king, a wealthy, prominent prince or princess awaited behind the opposite door.
If the accused chooses the door without the lion behind it, the king’s standing order was that the accused was presumed innocent, and the two must immediately wed whoever is behind the door.
If the accused chooses the door with the fierce, hungry lion behind it, the accused is deemed guilty, and by the king's rule, the lion would devour the accused, and no one could interfere.
The king discovers that his youngest daughter had a love interest. The handsome and brave young man was of a lower social status than the princess. The king is not pleased to learn of the time the two were spending together, so the king has the young man arrested.
The king’s daughter was deeply disturbed by the actions of her father and secretly vowed to use her influence to find out which door led to the lion in this case. This princess also had the support of her sister, and with the aid of her staffers and a veil, it would be the sister who would be seen publicly, and the younger princess would be behind the other door.
The princess managed to secretly gain insight into which door her prince should select, and at great personal risk, she managed to send a message to her prince. Whichever of her arms wore a long red glove would be the door to choose.
On the day of her prince’s trial, the beautiful king’s daughter learned that her prince was also having an affair with the daughter of one of the king’s close advisors. The two girls had vied for the affection of numerous young men over the years and competed against each other at all levels. But it was well established, they could not stand each other.
When the young man was asked to choose a door, he looked to the beautiful princess for guidance in deciding his fate. Which arm would wear the red glove? Would a red glove be seen?
Would the princess’s love save the young man, or would she be impacted by the romantic revelation involving her despised rival? Would the princess feel vengeful and use her knowledge along with the circumstances to ensure that neither would find happiness? Would the princess replace herself with the most undesirable woman she could find and watch them exchange their wedding vows?
Which fate was sealed when the door was selected and opened?
Author – Frank R. Stockton
Stay Safe, and Remember – we do not need all the operators in Texas to be a member of TWUA – JUST YOU ! ! ! !
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KEEPING WATER STORAGE TANKS CLEAN IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN EVER
By Ron Perrin, www.ronperrin.com
Keeping water storage tanks clean is more important than ever.
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water storage tanks clean is more important than ever.
In November 2024 CNN reported that a forty-yearold mystery has been solved by identifying a mysterious chemical found in drinking water as chloramine, a disinfection byproduct. While this may be a discovery, the USEPA has known that disinfection byproducts can be dangerous to public health for decades.
In November 2024 CNN reported that a forty-yearold mystery has been solved by identifying a mysterious chemical found in drinking water as chloramine, a disinfection byproduct. While this may be a discovery, the USEPA has known that disinfection byproducts can be dangerous to public health for decades.
In November 2024 CNN reported that a forty-yearold mystery has been solved by identifying a mysterious chemical found in drinking water as chloramine, a disinfection byproduct. While this may be a discovery, the USEPA has known that disinfection byproducts can be dangerous to public health for decades.
and chemicals. Water treatment has greatly reduced the number of people who get sick from drinking water. However, sometimes tap water still gets contaminated with harmful germs or chemicals and makes people sick.
The best course of action is to make sure you clean your tanks regularly. Sediment on the floor of your water storage tanks can be a safe habitat for a wide range of microbes including:
CDC estimates at least 1.1 million people in the United States get sick every year from germs in drinking water. This is about 1 in every 300 people. Potable water storage tanks should be inspected every year for breaches like missing vent screens, holes, corrosion and accumulated tank sediment. Depending on the sediment levels cleanings should be scheduled every year for tanks that accumulate a lot; to every three to five years for tanks that accumulate less.
Legionella, Campylobacter, Giardia, Norovirus, E. coli , Cryptosporidium and Pseudomonas
The best course of action is to make sure you clean your tanks regularly. Sediment on the floor of your water storage tanks can be a safe habitat for a wide range of microbes including:
The best course of action is to make sure you clean your tanks regularly. Sediment on the floor of your water storage tanks can be a safe habitat for a wide range of microbes including:
Legionella, Campylobacter, Giardia, Norovirus, E. coli , Cryptosporidium and Pseudomonas
Campylobacter, Giardia, Norovirus, E. coli , Cryptosporidium and Pseudomonas
Unfortunately, the byproducts of treatment chemicals that linger in the tank can also become a threat to public health. Make sure you remove byproducts and any microbes using the tank sediment to hide from treatment chemicals by simply cleaning your tank. A potable water dive crew can remove all sediment while it is in a semiliquid form. This ensures that no remnants remain as is often the case after a tank is taken out of service and drained for cleaning.
Unfortunately, the byproducts of treatment that linger in the tank can also become a public health. Make sure you remove byand any microbes using the tank hide from treatment chemicals by cleaning your tank. A potable water dive remove all sediment while it is in a semiThis ensures that no remnants remain the case after a tank is taken out of drained for cleaning.
In the United States, 9 out of 10 people get their tap water from a regulated public water system. Most other people living in the United States get their tap water from a privately owned well.
United States, 9 out of 10 people get their from a regulated public water system. people living in the United States get water from a privately owned well.
Unfortunately, the byproducts of treatment chemicals that linger in the tank can also become a threat to public health. Make sure you remove by-products and any microbes using the tank sediment to hide from treatment chemicals by simply cleaning your tank. A potable water dive crew can remove all sediment while it is in a semi-liquid form. This ensures that no remnants remain as is often the case after a tank is taken out of service and drained for cleaning.
In the early 1900s, communities across the United States started routinely treating tap water to remove harmful germs and chemicals. Water treatment has greatly reduced the number of people who get sick from drinking water. However, sometimes tap water still gets contaminated with harmful germs or chemicals and makes people sick.
CDC estimates at least 1.1 million people in the United States get sick every year from germs in drinking water. This is about 1 in every 300 people. Potable water storage
1900s, communities across the United States started routinely treating tap remove harmful germs and chemicals. Water treatment has greatly reduced the people who get sick from drinking water. However, sometimes tap water still contaminated with harmful germs or chemicals and makes people sick.
In the United States, 9 out of 10 people get their tap water from a regulated public water system. Most other people living in the United States get their tap water from a privately owned well.
Removing live treatment chemicals on a regular schedule, will everything possible trust and health
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Removing live microbes and byproducts of treatment chemicals by having your tanks on a regular inspection and cleaning schedule, will ensure you have done everything possible to preserve the public trust and health of your water system.
Find more data about outbreaks linked to drinking water
Potable water diving blog: www.tankdiver.us
Solving a 40-year mystery, scientists ID chemical found in millions CNN November 21, 2024
https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/21/health/chloronitramide-anion-drinking-water/index.html
estimates at least 1.1 million people in the United States get sick every year from drinking water. This is about 1 in every 300 people. Potable water storage tanks should breaches like corrosion and Depending should be scheduled that accumulate years for tanks
In the early 1900s, communities across the United States started routinely treating tap water to remove harmful germs
Photo: Discharge from Potable Water Diver cleaning a water tower. @2025RonPerrin www.ronperrin.info
Waterborne Outbreaks Summary Reports
https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-water-data/study-results/index.html
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Waterborne Outbreak Data—BEAM Dashboard
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Water Contaminant Data
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Find more data about outbreaks linked to drinking water using these great resources:
Potable water diving blog: www.tankdiver.us
Solving a 40-year mystery, scientists ID chemical found in millions of Americans’ tap water CNN November 21, 2024
https://www.cnn.com/2024/11/21/health/chloronitramide-anion-drinking-water/index.html
Waterborne Outbreaks Summary Reports
https://www.cdc.gov/healthy-water-data/study-results/index.html
Waterborne Outbreak Data—BEAM Dashboard https://www.cdc.gov/ncezid/dfwed/beam-dashboard.html
Drinking Water Contaminant Data https://www.cdc.gov/environmental-health-tracking/php/data-research/drinking-water.html
Data on Water Consumption https://www.cdc.gov/nutrition/php/data-research/fast-facts-water-consumption.html
Water Data and Tools | U.S. EPA https://www.epa.gov/waterdata
Water Tank Inspection information: www.watertankinspection.com
Ron Perrin can be reached at his office at 817-377-4899 or at perrinsales@gmail.com
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TEXAS WATER UTILITIES TRAINING SCHEDULE
To register for any TWUA Training Classes – the preferred method of registration is using the online computer based electronic process, activated by clicking on specific event(s). For those who do not have internet as an option you may complete the registration form and fax to (512) 459-7124 and additionally you may contact TWUA Central Office @ 888-367-8982. Please Note – Due to recent increases for training materials, class costs have changed. Early Bird preregistration is defined to mean 30-days prior to any training event. All registrations received after the Early Bird period must pay additional registration fee. Central Office strongly encourages everyone to take advantage of the Early Bird pricing and utilize the computer based (electronic) registration.
20-Hour Classes: (Early Bird Pre-registration) $325 member $425 Non-member Onsite $375 member $475 Non-member
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TWUA AWARD NOMINEES
Do you work with or know a TWUA Member who goes above and beyond in their work or in community service? TWUA has an Awards Program and is seeking nominations for the following awards. Nominations should be emailed to twua@twua.org and must be received by May 31, 2025. Awards will be presented during the Awards Ceremony at the 2025 TWUA Annual School on Monday, September 8, 2025 in Waco.
1. The W. T. “Doc” Ballard Memorial Service Award (to be presented to one who has served TWUA and the water utilities industry for a period of 20 or more years.)
2. The Daniel C. Allen Memorial Distinguished Service Award (to be presented to one who has served TWUA and the water utilities industry for a period of 15 or more years.)
3. The Outstanding Professional Award (to be presented to one who has exhibited dedication to the water utilities industry and TWUA for 5 to 15 years.)
4. The Outstanding New Professional Award (to be presented to one who provided exemplary service to the water utilities industry and TWUA in an exemplary manner and has been employed for no more than 5 years. )
5. Exemplary Service Award in Education and Training (to be presented to someone who gives of themselves in service to the education and training of TWUA members or others employed in the water utilities industry.)
6. Exemplary Service Award in Public Education (to be presented to someone who gives of themselves to serve the need for improved public awareness of the importance of water and of the issues involved in the water utilities industry. Recipients must have performed acts of service such as giving talks or demonstrations, conducting tours, utilization of the news media or other methods involving the public served by the industry or local utility.)
7. Association Leadership (to be presented to an individual who has shown exceptional leadership skills in the Association or one of the subsidiary Regions, Sections, Districts, or Chapters.)
8. Community Improvement (to be presented to one who has been instrumental in bringing about a significant improvement in the protection of the public health or the water related environment in the community in which he/she serves – must have rendered service far above and beyond the normal demands of the employment position held.)
9. Community Service (to recognize one who has served his/her community in a nonindustry related manner, thus causing favorable reflections on the water utilities industry or TWUA. Examples may include activities related to a civic organization, church, or other religious group – must have demonstrated care, concern, benevolence, kindness or other traits normally associated with philanthropy and humanitarian acts in his/her community.)
10. Heroism (to recognize an individual who has performed an exceptionally humanitarian act, whether on the job or in their private life, which demonstrated endurance, civic concern, bravery, courage, nobility or other traits normally associated with heroism, but not have shown disrespect for their own life or safety.)
Operator of the Year Award (to recognize water and/ or wastewater operators who have shown themselves to be worthy of recognition. This award is presented in the following ranges of population served:
1. 0 – 1,000
2. 1,001 – 10,000
3. 10,001 -30,000
4. 30,001 – 60,000
5. More than 60,000
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Class Times: Tues. 8 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Wed. 8 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Thurs. 8:00 A.M. – Noon.
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LATE REGISTRATION
PRE-REGISTRATION
PRE-REGISTRATION
Postmark 3/17/2025
Class Times: Tues. 8 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Wed. 8 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Thurs. 8:00 A.M. – Noon.
PRE-REGISTRATION
Postmark 3/17/2025
Postmark 3/17/2025
PRE-REGISTRATION
LATE REGISTRATION
LATE REGISTRATION
LATE REGISTRATION
Class Times: Tues. 8 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Wed. 8 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. Thurs. 8:00 A.M. – Noon.
Postmark 3/17/2025
Postmark 3/17/2025
PRE-REGISTRATION
Postmark 3/17/2025
Postmark 3/17/2025
TWUA Member $310.00
TWUA Member $310.00
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
LATE REGISTRATION
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
4/25/2025-4/29/2025
4/25/2025-4/29/2025
Non-Member $410.00 LATE REGISTRATION
TWUA Member $310.00
Postmark 3/17/2025
TWUA Member $310.00
TWUA Member $310.00
TWUA Member $310.00 Non-Member $410.00
Non-Member $410.00
TWUA Member $310.00
Non-Member $410.00
Non-Member $410.00
Non-Member $410.00
Non-Member $410.00
TWUA Member $310.00 Non-Member $410.00
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00 ON SITE REGISTRATION
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
LATE REGISTRATION
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
4/25/2025-4/29/2025
4/25/2025-4/29/2025
4/25/2025-4/29/2025
3/17/2025-4/25/2025
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00 ON SITE REGISTRATION 4/25/2025-4/29/2025
TWUA Member $370.00
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00 ON SITE REGISTRATION
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00 ON SITE REGISTRATION
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00 ON SITE REGISTRATION 4/25/2025-4/29/2025
TWUA Member $370.00 Non-Member $470.00
Non-Member $470.00 ON SITE REGISTRATION
ON SITE REGISTRATION
4/25/2025-4/29/2025
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00
Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
TWUA Member $400.00 Non-Member $500.00
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
Pre-Registration Packets can be picked up from 7:00 –8:00 AM., in the Lobby 04/29/2025
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.) 67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL Register Online at www.twua.org OR PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.)
67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M. Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.)
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M. Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.) 67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M. Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.) 67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL Register Online at www.twua.org OR PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE:
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M. Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.) 67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL Register
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.)
Register Online at www.twua.org OR
67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL
Register Online at www.twua.org OR PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE:
67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL Register Online at www.twua.org OR PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE
Register Online at www.twua.org OR PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE:
General Session – Tuesday 12:00 P.M Wednesday 12:00 PM (Two Luncheons are included.) 67th TWUA SOUTHEAST REGIONAL SCHOOL Register Online at www.twua.org OR PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY OR TYPE:
a TWUA Member? Yes ____ or No____ If Yes, What District Chapter or At-Large Membership? _____________
you a TWUA Member? Yes ____ or No____ If Yes, What District Chapter or At-Large Membership? _____________
Are you a TWUA Member? Yes ____ or No____ If Yes, What District Chapter or At-Large Membership? _____________ PAYMENT INFORMATION (Please choose one) Purchase Order (Attach Copy) Check Make Checks Payable To: TWUA S.E. Region) ____ Credit Card
Are you a TWUA Member? Yes ____ or No____ If Yes, What District Chapter or At-Large Membership? _____________
Are you a TWUA Member? Yes ____ or No____ If Yes, What District Chapter or At-Large Membership? _____________
INFORMATION (Please choose one)
INFORMATION (Please choose one)
INFORMATION (Please choose one)
Purchase Order (Attach Copy) ____ Check (Make Checks Payable To: TWUA S.E.
Forms & Payment to: 210 E Hwy 79 STE 101 Hutto, Tx. 78634
101 Hutto, Tx. 78634
Payment to: 210 E Hwy 79 STE 101 Hutto, Tx. 78634
Hutto, Tx. 78634
Mail Completed Pre-Registration Forms & Payment to: 210 E Hwy 79 STE 101 Hutto, Tx. 78634
Mail Completed Pre-Registration Forms & Payment to: 210 E Hwy 79 STE 101 Hutto, Tx. 78634
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
Payment to: 210 E Hwy 79 STE 101 Hutto, Tx. 78634
Fax:512-459-7124 Any questions concerning registration please contact: Central Office at 512-459-7124 or 888-367-8982
TWUA Southeast Regional School
April 28th 2025 –May 1st 2025
Holiday Inn - Beaumont Plaza, 3950 I-10 South, Beaumont, Texas.
Monday, April 28 9:00 am
1-5 pm
Tuesday, April 29 7-8 am
8 am-5:00 pm
9 am-3:30 pm
12-1 pm
Wednesday, April 30 8 am-5:00 pm
12-1 pm
Thursday, May 1 8 am-12 noon
Golf Tournament, Bayou Din Golf Course
Exhibitor Setup
Pre-registration / On-site Registration
Classes in Session
Exhibits open
Luncheon (included with cost)
Classes in Session
Luncheon (included with cost)
Classes in Session
TWUA Southeast Region 33rd Annual Golf Tournament
The Southeast Region of TWUA is hosting a golf tournament on April 28, 2025 at Bayou Din Golf Course, 8537 La Belle Rd, Beaumont, TX 77705. Sponsors are needed to raise money to support the tournament and to fund scholarships. Cost: $75 / player
$100.00-hole sponsorship (printed sign with sponsor’s names)
Any $50.00 donation will go toward the following Proximity and Long drive prizes. First Place $100.00 per person plus trophies
4 closest to the pin prizes awarded 4 longest drive prizes awarded
Please make all checks payable to TWUA Southeast Region and mail to: PO Box 7851, Beaumont, TX 77726
If you have any questions, please contact JON BROUSSARD, TWUA golf tournament director, at 409-813-2796 or jbroussard@actpipe.com
HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS – HOLIDAY INN – BEAUMONT PLAZA
(409) 842-5995 before March 28, 2025 for Reservations and mention Group Code: TWU KING OR DOUBLE ROOM $96.00 PER NIGHT plus tax
Please call the local Beaumont number for reservations. (409) 842-5995
The 1-800 reservation number rooms will not credit towards our school.
TEXAS WATER UTILITIES ASSOCIATION
Individual Membership Application
Use this form to:
1) Join TWUA "At Large"
2) Join TWUA and a District/Chapter
3) Renew your TWUA Membership
Please Print Clearly
Application for:
o Active Member
o Full-Time Student
o Retired Member
o Membership Renewal
o New Member
"At Large" or District/Chapter Name:
Membership for year 20____
Name:
SS# _______ - _______ - __________
Home Address:
City: State: Zip:
Home Phone: ( )
Work Phone: ( )
E-Mail Address:
Employer:
Job Title:
Amount of Dues Enclosed: $
Signature of Member:
Today's Date:
A portion of your TWUA Dues is allocated for a subscription to the Texas Water Utilities Journal.
Submit all dues to the TWUA Central Office: TWUA Central Office, 210 East Hwy. 79, Suite 101, Hutto, Tx. 78634
For more information, Ms. Adee at: 512-279-8129. Fax: 512-459-7124.
BACKFLOW PREVENTION ASSEMBLY TESTER
AMAYA PEREIRA, ERICK JAVIER
ARROYO, RAUL
BALDERAS, MESHACH JOSEPH
BATES, DAVID WESLEY
BIERMA, DAVID
BURKE, AIDAN
CEH, JACOB
CONTRERAS, CAIN RICHARD
COOPER, TRAVIS JACKSON CRITES, ANDREW
CROWELL, KEVIN ROBERT
DRAPER, DAVID
EVERETT, ANTHONY FERRIS, THOMAS GARZA, DANIEL
GARZA, RAMIRO
GUY, CLINTON GUZMAN, CARLOS HERRERA, GERARDO
HERRERA, JOSEPH
HILDRETH, THOMAS ARTHUR
KLOTZ, DANIEL ROSS
KRAUSE, PATRICK D
LACOMB, BLAKE ANTHONY
MARTINEZ, PAUL R
MICHALEC, CODY MOLINA, DEVIN
MORROW, DALLAS
MURPHREE, JERRY L
MURRAY, MITCHELL PARKER, SEAN PARKS, MATTHEW PAUL, KRISTIE M PAYNE, JEREMY S PETTIJOHN, TONY GLENN QUINONES, WILLIAM J RAINEY, DESTIN
RIVERA, ENRIQUE
ROBERTS, MICHAEL
RODENBURGH, ANDREW L
RODRIGUEZ, JUSTIN
SMITH, LARRY RICHARD
SPANDAU, DEREK
STEWART, JOHN NICHOLAS
SUAREZ, JAIME
THORNTON, LUKE
TRICE, CHRISTIAN
WALLACE, ANGELA VERICKA
WESTERLUND, JOEL TYLER
WHITELATCH, RICH L
CUSTOMER SERVICE INSPECTOR
BOMSBURGER, DANIEL D
BROOKS, KELLY LYNN
BROWN, JILL
CONWAY, HUNTER
CROWDER, ROBERT
ERMIS, KYLE
FUENTES, DANIEL M
GASPAR, JAMIE
GILDERSLEEVE, JOE V
HENRY, CHRISTOPHER ALLEN
JOHNSON, BRAD A
MENDIZABAL, STEPHEN A MILLER, BLAKE
OPPENHAMMER, DANIEL L
PORRAS, RODOLFO
QUINONEZ, ERIK
RODRIGUEZ, ANGEL L
TOWERS, JOHN W
GROUND WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR
CLASS B
DAVIS, JOHN
EASON, KENNETH P
HERNANDEZ, SANTOS
JIMENEZ, MARTIN
KRIZAN, LUKE G
STEVENS, JOHN OBRA
WORD, RAY A
License Level: C
ANDERSON, KENNETH
BARROW, SCOTT
BOHANNAN, RANDALL
BURCH, JASON
BUSHING, GARRETT C
DIAZ, JESUS
GARRIDO, ALFREDO
GIBBS, MATTHEW C
HAMMONS, LESTER JR
HENDERSON, TIMOTHY
HULSEY, TRYSTAN
KINNEY, GLENN ALAN
KURTZ, WESLEY DARREN
MARQUART, JENNIFER
MARTIN, BLAKE COLTON
MCDONALD, CHRISTOPHER L MOORE, CALEB M
MOORE, CLINTON LEE
MUNOZ, CASSANDRA
PINON, PAUL CHRISTOPHER
SIERRA, RODOLFO ALFREDO
SKERIK, RONNIE L
SMILEY, RICHARD D
VOYLES, JAMES WATTS, CAMERON
WELLS, ANDREW
WINKELMANN, JASON TODD
SURFACE WATER TREATMENT OPERATOR
CLASS B
GREEN, JOEL L
MCGLOCKLIN, FRED
SKEEN, EMILY D
STEVENS, NICKOLES T
TREVINO, RENE G
YOUNG, DAVID A
ZACHARY, JOSHUA J
CLASS C
ARISTA, GABRIEL BOBBY
BUENROSTRO, EULALIO
FLANNIGAN, ROBERT A GONZALEZ, ANDRES
GUTIERREZ, DUSTIN JOHN
JONES, ALVIN
LIPSCOMB, JACK RYAN
MAYNARD, BLAKE CAMERON
MURRILL, JENNIFER L
PRICE, BRADLEY
RIVERA, SEBASTIAN NICOLAS
RODRIGUEZ, VANESSA NICOLE
STALCUP, WADE
WATER DISTRIBUTION
OPERATOR
CLASS B
COOPER, TIMOTHY WAYNE
DALE, DANIEL
DREXLER, SAMUEL
GOODMAN, CODY WAYNE
MAKASINI, TEVITA
NIX, JAMES F
PATTERSON, JACOBO RAMIREZ, ROBERT LEE
RODRIGUEZ, ELIJAH KAIN
CLASS C
ADAMS, CHRISTIAN ALEJANDRE, IVAN
ALLEN, REGINALD B ALMANZA, FELIPE J BREWSTER, JON
CHRISTESSON, AUSTIN
DEBIBAR, VICTOR
DOSHIER, CHARLES
DUFOE, BRANDI
FILOMIO, CHRISTOPHER MARCUS
GARCIA, JOHN
GLOVER, DOUGLAS
GONZALEZ, GABRIEL
GONZALEZ, YOSLEY
HARMON, GARRETT ALLEN
HENRY, DAVID R
HILL, JASON LLOYD JAMIESON, SEAN
JEZEK, ANTHONY JOSEPH
JOHNSON, MICHAEL PAUL
JONES, LEE MICHAEL MALONE, JOHN PATRICK
MARTIN, IVAN
MCCLANAHAN, RYAN HEWITT
MEADOR, JONATHON W
MEDLIN, NICHOLAS
MORALES, JOSE
MULLENS, CHRISTOPHER R
MYRE, RYAN LEE ROSS
NELSON, TRACI
PEARSON, CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL
RODRIGUEZ, AVINGER
THIAS, JACOB
THOMAS, LARRY MARTIN
WATER OPERATOR
CLASS A
ARELLANO, BENJAMIN MICHAEL
COLEMAN, REGINALD N
ESTRADA, JOSE B
GORE, JEREMIAH C
HESSELL, PRESTON
KINYON, TALLEN A
LYLES, TYLER J
MANN, MARK WILLIAM
MCFERRIN, JUSTIN W
PERETTO, EDWARD J
STEFANICH, THOMAS CHARLES
CLASS D
ALANIZ, ROLANDO
ALDEA, REBECCA
ALLEN, BRANDON
ALLOY, MARC COLLIN
ANDRADE, ARIES
ANDREWS, MICHAEL DAKOTA
ARENAS, MARK
ARREAGA, IVAN
ARREOLA, JUAN GERMAN
BAKER, KADE
BARRERA, JOHNATHAN
BICKNELL, JUAN JOSE
BOCANEGRA, ALEC
BOGGS, BRANDI RAE
BRANN, DARIN
BROWN, TRENTON
CANELO, WILLIAM REY
CARR, HERMAN CHARLIE
CARR, TRAVIS
CASTILLO, JOSE
CERVANTES, FERNANDO
CHAVEZ, RODDY
CHEUVRONT, AARON
COWAN, MARK
CUELLAR, MICHAEL
DIAZ, RAMIRO SOTO
DONALDSON, TAYLOR RYAN
DUCKWORTH, CECIL RAY
DUKE, RYAN
DYES, KARIMA
EASLEY, JUSTIN WAYNE
ELIAS, ANGEL
ELVING, EMILY
ERMIS, KYLE
FIGUEIREDO, JOHN
FLAHERTY, CASSIDY R
FLORES, JOHNATHAN S
FORD, CASSIDY LYNNE
FORTNER, CALEB WAYNE
FREEMAN, ARTHUR SHADELL
FUENTES, ADRIAN
FURNANS, JORDAN
GARCIA, DAVID ALEX
GEORGE VARGHESE, SUNIL
GONZALES, DIEGO
GRAVES, KASSIDY
HAMILTONVALADEZ, JACE E
HARNAR, CHARLES
HARWELL, ALEX
HERRERA, JACOB ADAM
HERRERA, MICHAEL ANTHONY
HESTER, BYRON QUINTON
HUEY, KALEN
HUGHES, STEVEN
JACKSON, JASON WAYNE
JACKSON-HALCOMB, DYLAN
JANKOWSKI, STEPHEN
JAQUEZ, ISABEL
JOHNSON, CHAD JUSTIN
JORDAN, JAMES
JOSSA, MICHAEL F
KAULFUS, COLBEY D
KNIGHT, NICHOLAS R
KORMELUK, PAIGE
LEWIS, WILLIAM GILBERT
LUTHER, STEVEN
MADRID, RONALD SYDNEY
MARTIN, IAN
MCCOLLISTER, ALEX
MCKOWN, JARETT
MENDOZA, RAMIRO
MILLER, ROBERT ALLEN
MIRELES, JUSTIN
MONTGOMERY, CORDELL HUNTER
MOORE, LOGAN
MOREL, ANDY
MUNIZ, DENISSE
MURRAY, BRENT J
NAJERA, ISMAEL
NELSON II, JAMES C
OLIVARES, JESUS OMAR
ORTIZ, DELWIN
OYER, MATTHEW BRYCE
PARKER, CAMERON
PARSHALL, TAMARA
PASKE, BRANDON FLINT
PEREZ, LIBERIO
PEREZ, MISAEL JACOB
PERRY, BRIAN ALAN
PLEDGER, WESLEY ANDREW
QUILLIN, BRIAN
RAMIREZ, DEREK
RAMIREZ, GABRIEL
ROBERTS, KRISSIE PUALANI
ROBINSON, ZACHARY
RODRIGUEZ, CARLOS ANTONIO
RODRIGUEZ, JOEL XZAVIER
ROJAS, KRYSTOPHER LARS
ROJAS, ROBERTO AARON
ROLLING, JASON R
RUST, LEVI D
SAENZ, BRENDON ELIJAH
SALINAS, DALTON CRUZ
SANCHEZ, RAY
SANDERS, JOE GRAHAM
SCALES, BRANDON DAVID
SCHAFFNER, BRYAN
SHARP, MELANIE
SHELLEY, BRECKON ANDREW
SIMPSON, COLLIN
SMITH, JACOB
SMITH, WILLIAM J
SNYDER, RONALD HENRY
SOLEDAD, JACOB
SOLIS, RICKY
SOLIZ, STEVEN RAY
SULLIVAN, ANDREW RYAN
SUMMERS, RICHARD D
THOMAS, BRETT
TIJERINA, BERNARDO ERNESTO
TREJO, ISRAEL
VAJGRT, ROSS
VARNADO, SAMUEL
VASQUEZ, ROBERTO
VELASQUEZ, KC
VILLAGOMEZ, CRISTIAN
VINDIOLA, STEPHANY AUTUMN
WALLA, ROBERT ALEX
WEBER, BERT
WICKMAN, CRAIG
WILCOX, NICHOLAUS ALLEN
WILLIAMS, ADAM
WILLIAMS, JORDAN
WILLIAMS, TREVAUGHN
WILSON, CHRISTOPHER
YOUNGBLOOD, MARK ZAMORA, TOMAS
WASTEWATER COLLECTION OPERATOR
COLLECTIONS I
ACEVEDO, ANTHONY AMADOR, DANIEL
BAKER, KADE
BARBER, JOSHUA WAYNE
BRANN, DARIN
BUCKLES, GINO
CAMPBELL, JOSEPH
CASTANEDA, JONATHAN ALEXANDRE
CHAVEZ, CORAN BLAKE
CLEMENTS, JACK COWAN, MARK
CRUZ, JOHN STEVEN
DALTON, SAMANTHA
DELOSH, SHELBY
DINH, XUAN QUANG
DUNAYER, RYAN HALL
ELAM, JARED VAUGHN
FRANCO, LAZARETH GEOVAUGHN
GLOVER, AARON
GOODMAN, BRADY J
GROB, BRANDON PAUL
GUARDIOLA, JUAN SILVESTRE
HARMON, CASEY
JONES, ASHTON AVORY
JUAREZ, ANDREW ROSENDO
LOPEZ, DARIO
LOZANO, JAMES GREGORY
MEJIA, JOSEPH
MOREL, ANDY
OCONNELL, CALLUM BLAISE
ONTIVEROS, JAIRO IVAN
PALOMINO, MARTIN
PEREZ, LIBERIO
PFEIL, ZACHARY
POPOVICH, ROBERT
SHARP, MELANIE
SHELTON, JOHNATHAN JOSEPH
SORENSEN, CODY
STRONG, MICHAEL
TAYLOR, ADAM MICHAEL
THOMAS, DEMOTHENESE
TORREZ, RYAN
VAZQUEZ, NERIDELLIANE
WHITEHEAD, JOHNNY LANCE
COLLECTIONS II
AYUYU, PAUL BRIANN
BRADLEY, JEREMY SHANE
CAMERON, COREY
CHRISTIAN, STEFFANIE
DUENAS, CARLOS
GARCIA, JEFFREY
HARPER, DREW
HARTIG, JOHN R
HESKETT, SARAI E
JORDAN, CHRISTOPHER
JUAREZ, LUIS I
KRUEGER, BRIAN K
LLANO, TYLER CHANCE
MEDLIN, NICHOLAS
MERRIMAN, MATTHEW MAHONEY
MITCHELL, JARED
MITCHUM, JEREMY AARON
PASILLAS, JOEL
RAMIREZ, RUDOLPH
ROBERTS, WILLARD S
RODRIGUES, CLINTON JONATHAN
RUBLE, SHANE MICHAEL
SALAZAR, VICTOR MAXIMILIANO
SALDIVAR, ANDREW JOSEPH
SANCHEZ, STEVEN LEE
TAYLOR, MICAH A
ZEIGLER, RODNEY E JR
COLLECTIONS III
BIRDWELL, TIMOTHY WAYNE
BRATTON, ANDREW
CASTRO, ANTHONY LOUIS
GARZA, ROBERTO
HOWE, KANE A
RAMIREZ, DAVID E
RANGEL, GILBERT C
REYNOLDS, CODY D
ROSALIES, PETE
STRETCH, ROBERT B
TEILOL, JOHN CON LIAN
WALKER, AARON K
YBARRA, MARIANO
WASTEWATER TREATMENT OPERATOR
CLASS A
ALLSTON, ANTHONY C
CANTU, MIGUEL JR
CROSBY, CLIFFORD E HIVELY, ETHAN
PIPPIN, SCOTT D
VARA, FERNANDO A
WALL, PATRICK LAMONT
CLASS B
CARLTON, MASON S
DESKINS, ANTHONY S MEANS, ERNIE W
PEPPER, TROYLON A
SNIDER, CRYSTAL VALENTIN, LUIS ANDRE
CLASS C
ALVAREZ, JUAN CARLOS
ANDERSON, LEAMON MICHAEL
ANDERSON, MICHAEL DEAN
BECKMAN, MATTHEW JOHN
CATTERSON, ALLEN D
CORNELIUS, JASON PATRICK
DICKSON, FORREST DUANE
DURAN, DANNY
FADDIS, TAYLOR
FAREED, ATIF OMAR
FIFFICK, CHRISTOPHER JOHN
GARZA, GERARDO HECTOR III
GREEN, AUSTIN
HARTLINE, RICHARD GLENN
HUTCHINS, BRIAN MATHEW
JAMES, CLINTON TAYLOR
KAUTZ, WILLIAM
LOPEZ, MARIANO
MARKIN, DANIEL ALAN
MARTINEZ, GREGORY ALEXANDER
MCCLARY, SEAN
MELSON, DUSTY
ORTIZ, JUAN
PATRICK, DAVID WOOD
PRIDDY, JARED
QUINONEZ, ROBERT Q
RODRIGUEZ, JEREMY SCOTT
SOTO-CONTRERAS, LUIS ENRIQUE
TAYLOR, JAMES F JR
WINKELMANN, JASON TODD
CLASS D
ALVARADO, JOHNNY M
APODACA, VICTOR MANUEL
BACA, JOSE
BARRIENTEZ, ERIC
CARROLL, DON
CATINELLA, THOMAS MICHAEL
CAUTHRON, ERIC CHRISTOPHER
CHRISTESSON, AUSTIN
CRAIN, JACOB PAUL
DAYTON, JEFFREY ARTHUR
ELSEIDI, AHMED
FISHER, NOAH
FUENTES, NATHAN ANDREW
GILL, CODY
GIUFFRE, NICHOLAS
GOSNELL, MADELYNN MARIE
GUAJARDO, JON ERIK
GUTIERREZ, TREY R
HEDDING, CONNOR
HERNANDEZ, BITANIA
JACKSON, LEROY TYRONE
JAIMES, LEONEL
JIMENEZ, AURELIO
JONES, DESJERICK
JORDAN, JEREMY MICHAEL
LINDGREN, ROBERT CLYDE
LOREDO, DANIEL GUADALUPE
MARQUEZ, JAIME
MARTINEZ, EMANUEL
MCQUILLIAMS, JIMMY LYNN
MENDOZA, VICENZO EFRAIN PHILLIP
MINAS, RUDY MANUEL
MONDRAGON, JUSTENE MARIE
MORA, JAVIER A
MOSELY, JONATHAN AARON
ORTIZ, RUBEN SR
PAGE, GARRETT ZANE
PAREDES-CRUZ, RUBEN
PEREZ, ANDRES
PEREZ, JAIME
RAMOS, JACQUELINE M
RESNGIT, JUSTIN VALDEZ
ROBERTS, STEVEN C
SAWYER, ALEXANDER JORDAN
SIMS, CHEYENNE DAKOTA
STORK, TROY NATHAN
STULIR, CORBIN
VALOR, JUAN
VANWINKLE, JOHNATHAN
VENEGAS, ANTONIO
VILLEGAS, FERNANDO ERNESTO
WALKER, COREY JAMES
WELMAN, SHEA WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, TYLER EMERSON
