Don’t recall what session you attended? View a list of the 2023 sessions in the 2023 Conference Brochure.
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Session Presentations
S1-Internet for All in Washington
S3-How CISA Can Help Be More Resilient
S4-Drinking Water State Revolving Fund Bipartian Infrastructure Law Updates
S5-Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program – CHIPS and Dip
S6-Strategies for Navigating a Declining Workforce
S7-Active Transportation Funding Programs and Project Development Support
S8-Financing Infrastructure with Bonds and Bank Loans
S9-Need Help Protecting Your Drinking Water
S10-New Rules for Housing and the Systems That Support It
S11-Integrity of Investment Utility Workforce Challenges
S12-FUN in Funding – Winning Grants
S13-Infrastructure Resilience What Cybersecurity Resources are Available to Your Organization
S15-Planning for Infrastructure Water and Sewer and Streets Oh My
S18-Public Transportation Grants and You
S19-Getting Started on Asset Management
S20-BIL Funding Opportunities for PFAS and Other Emerging Contaminants
S21-Connecting to State Capital Grants for Nonprofits
S23-Washington State Dept. of Transportation (WSDOT) Local Programs Funding Overview
S24-Sharpening Asset Management Strategies for Water Utilities
S25-Question and Answer with a Small Water System Using Drinking Water State Revolving Fund
S26-Early Learning & Behavioral Health Capital Facilities
S28-Road – Local Improvement Districts – Successful Solutions
S29-Budget The Foundation of Rates
S31-Applying EPA Infrastructure Technical Assistance Throughout Project Timeline to Ensure Quality
S32-Indian Health Service Sanitation Facilities Construction (SFC) Program
S32-DOE Office of Indian Energy Office Overview
S32-Tribal Broadband Access and Digital Equity Breakout
S32-Planning for Cultural Recources Reviews and Tribal Consultation
S33-Strategies for Project Funding and Benefits of Bundling Projects with Other Agencies
S34-Ecology’s State Revolving Fund Program Overview
S35-Building a New Statewide Energy Resilience Program – Collaboration, Coordination, and Communication
S36-Pretreatment 101
S38-TIB Project Management and Finance
S39-Breaking the Barriers to Cleanup and Redevelopment for Communities of All Sizes
S41-Improving Community Resilience, Water Quality, and Public Health Through a Regional OSS Loan Program
S43-Cultural Resources and Infrastructure Planning – Understanding the Issues, Managing the Risks
S44-Brewster’s Manganese Removal Project
S45-Let’s Go Solar – New Funding Opportunities from Commerce
S46-Equitable Wastewater Futures in King County
S48-Using GIS to Create Your 6-Year Capital Improvement Program
S49-Infrastructure and Public Records Requests
S50-Reducing Air Pollution and Costs – Expanded Options for Energy Efficiency Funding
S51-Library Capital Improvement Program
S52-Emergency Planning for Small Water Systems
S54-Excise Tax Reporting for Public Utility Services
S55-Advancing Clean Energy and Resilience through Microgrid Project Development
S56-USDA Community Facilities Funding
S58-S58 – GIS for Small Utility Systems
S59-Consumer Confidence Reports – iWriter and Rule Revisions
S60-USDA Rural Business Development Grant (RBDG)
S61-S61 – What to Expect from Section 106 and GEO 21-02 Consultation with DAHP