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GLWA/MWEA Training Classes 2026
1/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
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Operations Challenge Program Sponsorship 2026
1/1/2026 - 10/1/2026
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Exam Prep Courses: 2026 Fall
7/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
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Operations Training Classes: 2026 Fall
7/1/2026 - 12/31/2026
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Section 11 Annual Golf Outing @ The Timbers
9/25/2026
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MI Night House of Blues Reception at WEFTEC 2026 in New Orleans
9/28/2026
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MWEA Northern MI Wastewater Operations Seminar
10/8/2026
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New Professionals Fall West Side Tour and Mixer: Belding WWTP
10/8/2026
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MWEA Collections Seminar
10/15/2026
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MWEA / MI-AWWA Maintenance Seminar
10/28/2026
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MWEA/MI-AWWA Annual Lab Practices Seminar
11/12/2026
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MWEA Watershed & Stormwater Seminar
12/9/2026
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This course appropriately begins with the water cycle. It is an overview of the wastewater treatment process, beginning to end. This gives the individual the concepts of the entirety and impact of the work done in treatment plants.
This class is excellent for those new to the profession and those who have had a limited scope of job duties. This will be a unique opportunity of great value to persons providing products and services in the wastewater industry.
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CEC Information:
0.5 Tech WW CECs
EGLE Code: 2424
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $95
*Non-member - $215
Instructor: TBD
Instructor:
TBD
CEC Information:
0.5 WW Technical
Code: 1910
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
| Course Title: | Fundamentals of Solids Handling | |||||
| Description: | This course explains the removal of solids from the influent. The broad spectrum of approaches and methods for solids handling. | |||||
| Precourse Requirement: | None | |||||
| Instructor: | TBD | |||||
Where: City of Charlotte – Westside Fire Station
911 West Shepherd
Charlotte, MI 48813
TRAINING OVERVIEW:
HANDS-ON PERISTALTIC PUMP REPAIR WITH A FOCUS ON HOW TO DIAGNOSE AND REPAIR THE STENNER CLASSIC 45 AND 85 MODEL PUMPS.
TOPICS COVERED WILL INCLUDE:
• HOW TO PROPERLY SIZE A STENNER PUMP
• REVIEW TROUBLESHOOTING TECHNIQUES
• HOW TO PROPERLY MAINTAIN THE PUMP HEAD AND CHANGE TUBES
• FEED RATE CONTROL SERVICE AND REPAIR
• GEAR CASE REPAIR
• HOW TO PROGRAM AN S-SERIES PUMP
• OPERATORS ARE ENCOURAGED TO NON-OPERATING STENNER CLASSIC PUMPS THAT CAN BE USED TO DIAGNOSE AND REPAIR.
Matt Griffith: mgriffith@charlottemi.org or (517) 231-2324.
CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3162
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
Instructor: TBD
CEC Information:
0.5 WW Technical
Code: 2599
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
This advanced 2-day Wastewater A & B Exam Preparation class is designed for experienced operators preparing for EGLE’s higher-level certification exams. Built around comprehensive A & B exam reference materials, the course delivers an in-depth review of complex treatment processes, including primary, secondary, and advanced biological treatment, nutrient removal, disinfection, solids handling, digestion, and dewatering. Emphasis is placed on understanding process control, operational decision-making, and the calculations operators are expected to master at the A & B level.
Over two focused days, participants will work through advanced calculations, troubleshooting scenarios, and “need-to-know” exam topics covering activated sludge, attached growth systems, pumps and hydraulics, laboratory analysis, and regulatory considerations. This class is ideal for operators seeking a deeper technical understanding, refined problem-solving skills, and the confidence needed to successfully pass the EGLE Wastewater Operator A & B Exams.
Instructor: Dave Connors
CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3167
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $360
*Non-member - $480
Join Us for the Lagoon Operators Committee Tour, Meeting & Lunch!
CONNECT GROW LEARN
The Lagoon Operators Committee invites you to an upcoming gathering designed to foster collaboration, connection, and knowledge-sharing among lagoon system professionals. This special event will include a facility tour, committee meeting, and lunch — offering a valuable opportunity to engage with peers from across the industry.
In alignment with the committee’s mission to bring together wastewater lagoon professionals, regulators, engineers, and manufacturer representatives to share ideas and solve problems related to lagoons, this meeting will focus on discussing current challenges, highlighting innovative solutions, and providing updates on lagoon-related initiatives throughout the state.
When: Thursday, September 24, 2026. Time TBDTiming: TBD
Speaker Topic:TBD
What: A Committee meeting with lunch and networking and a tour to follow. CECs will be provided.
Where: City of Clare
Please Join Section 11 for Their 42nd Annual Golf Outing on September 25th, 2026
You can now register online!Check out the EVENT FLYER
Attending WEFTEC 2026 in New Orleans? Join your fellow Michigan water professionals for Michigan Night, an evening of networking, great food, and reconnecting with colleagues from across the state.
Hosted at the House of Blues on Monday, September 28, this complimentary cocktail reception is made possible through the generous support of our sponsors. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres while catching up with familiar faces, making new connections, and planning the rest of your WEFTEC experience.
Registration is complimentary but required. Please pre-register so we can plan accordingly for food and prepare your name badge in advance.
Thanks to the generous support of our sponsors, this event is complimentary to all attendees.
THANK YOU TO OUR GOLD LEVEL SPONSORS
Boerger LLC
Donohue & Associates, Inc.
Eganix Inc.
Flowquip Solutions
Hubbell, Roth & Clark, Inc.
Jones & Henry Egineers, Ltd.
OHM Advisors
THANK YOU TO OUR SILVER LEVEL SPONSORS
Detroit Pump & Manufacturing Co.
Dubois Cooper Associates
Eurofins Drinking Water & Wastewater
JGM Valve Corporation
Kennedy Industries
Taplin Group, LLC
THANK YOU TO OUR BRONZE LEVEL SPONSORS
Doetesch Environmental Services
Kelman and Associates
L.D. Dosca and Associates, Inc.
Lystek
Peterson and Matz
Prime Controls
Solberg Knowles - A Division of Gasvoda and Associates
USALCO
Victaulic
Wade Trim
NEW! Simulated Practice Exam
Prepare with confidence for the Municipal D exam with this half-day simulated practice exam designed to mirror the real testing experience as closely as possible. Reviewed with EGLE WRD, this course allows participants to experience exam day conditions and test their readiness, so there are no surprises when it counts.Featuring realistic:
- Check-in and Restrictions Process
- Proctor and Announcements
- 75 Question Practice Exam (same formatting)
Each exam will be graded, and results will be emailed to attendees within one week. Participants will also leave with a detailed answer guide to support focused review and identify areas for further study, making this course an ideal final preparation step before exam day.
Instructor: Bill Wyngaert
CEC Information:
0.5 WW Technical
Code: 2427
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
Register NOW for the 2026 Northern MI WW Operations Seminar!
Expert-Led Sessions | Continuing Education | Networking | Employee Engagement
The seminar provides opportunities for wastewater operators, techs, managers, and environmental professionals to learn about the latest technologies, regulations, best practices, what’s happening around Northern Michigan. Sessions are led by experienced professionals and experts who share valuable insights, case studies, and lessons learned. This provides attendees with practical knowledge that can be applied to their own facilities or operations. Vendors and suppliers often showcase the latest equipment, processes, and problem-solving solutions.
Attending the seminar helps build a sense of community among wastewater professionals in Northern Michigan. It fosters relationships that can lead to collaborative problem-solving and support in times of need. Engaging with peers and learning about new advancements and success stories can be motivating and energizing, helping attendees to return to their jobs with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective.
View the Agenda Here!
*Please note that timing, speakers, and topics are subject to change
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 NORTHERN MI WASTEWATER OPERATIONS SEMINAR SPONSORS:
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 NORTHERN MI WASTEWATER OPERATIONS SEMINAR EXHIBITORS:
BioTech Agronomics, Inc
ClearFlow, LLC
DuBois Cooper Associates
Haviland Chemicals
Lunn Resources, LLC
Statewide Aquastore, Inc
Torishima Service Solutions of MI
Trace Analytical Laboratories, Inc
Waterworks Systems and Equipment
Join MWEA's New Professional Committee at Belding WWTP
FREE TO ATTEND!
When: Thursday, October 8, 2026 from 3PM-4:30PM, happy hour from 4:30PM-6:30PM.
What: Plant tour at the Belding WWTP and mixer to follow (mixer location TBD)
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| Food and Drink tabs have been picked up by our sponsors: |
| Sponsorship Opportunity Available |
This comprehensive 3-day Wastewater C & D Exam Preparation class provides an in-depth review of the core knowledge and skills needed to successfully pass the certification exam. Using structured workbook materials, the course walks participants through calculations, treatment processes, laboratory analysis, maintenance, safety, and regulatory concepts that are critical for day-to-day operations and frequently tested on the exam.
Over three days, attendees will have the time to slow down, ask questions, and work through detailed examples and practice problems that reinforce understanding and retention. Designed for both first-time test takers and experienced operators seeking a thorough refresher, this class delivers a well-rounded, confidence-building approach to exam preparation.
Includes: Detailed study guides, worksheets, and an EGLE approved scientific calculator.Instructor:
TBD
CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3168
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $460
*Non-member - $580
This intensive 1-day Wastewater D & C Exam Preparation class is designed to help operators strengthen their knowledge and boost confidence ahead of exam day. The course provides a focused review of essential topics, including calculations, treatment processes, operations, maintenance, laboratory procedures, and safety concepts commonly covered on the exam.
Participants will work through practice problems, review real-world scenarios, and gain helpful test-taking strategies to improve speed and accuracy. Whether you’re taking the exam for the first time or refreshing your skills, this class offers a practical, comprehensive refresher in a single, efficient day.
Includes: Detailed study guides, worksheets, and an EGLE approved scientific calculator.
Instructor:
TBDCEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3168
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $195
*Non-member - $315
2026 MWEA Collections Seminar!
Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on the latest techniques, technologies, and best practices for efficient and effective wastewater collection system operations. The seminar also offers opportunities to network with peers and industry experts, enhancing professional development and operational skills.Topics Include:
Collection Certification, Dual Force Mains, Sewer Monitoring, Southeast Michigan Flood Study, History of Sewers and more!
WHO should attend?
The MWEA Collections Seminar is designed for professionals involved in the maintenance and management of wastewater collection systems including: Operators, Maintenance Personnel, Engineers, and Supervisors/Managers
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 COLLECTION SEMINAR SPONSORS
THANK YOU TO OUR 2026 COLLECTIONS SEMINAR EXHIBITORS
Doetsch Environmental Services
Eganix Inc.
Environmental Sales
JGM Valve
Taplin Group, LLC
TBD
CEC Information:
0.6 Technical WW
Code: 1776
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
Instructor:
TBD
CEC Information:
0.6 Technical WW
Code: 1787
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $180
*Non-member - $300
This intensive 1-day Wastewater A & B Exam Review class is designed for operators who want a focused, high-impact refresher before exam day. Using advanced exam prep materials, the course concentrates on key concepts, calculations, and treatment processes most commonly tested on the EGLE A & B Wastewater Operator Exams, including activated sludge, attached growth systems, nutrient removal, disinfection, solids handling, pumps, hydraulics, and laboratory fundamentals.
The class emphasizes practical understanding and exam readiness through targeted problem-solving, process troubleshooting, and test-taking strategies tailored to higher-level certification. Ideal for experienced operators who already have a strong foundation, this one-day session helps sharpen technical knowledge, reinforce critical topics, and build confidence going into the exam.
Instructor: TBD
CEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3167
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $195
*Non-member - $315
Join MWEA's New Professional Committee at Ann Arbor WRRF
FREE TO ATTEND!
When: Thursday, October 22, 2026 from 2PM-3:30PM, happy hour from 3:45PM-6:00PM.
What: Plant tour at the Ann Arbor WRRF and mixer to follow (mixer location TBD)
More Details Below
| Food and Drink tabs have been picked up by our sponsors: |
2026 MWEA / MI-AWWA MAINTENANCE SEMINAR
Expert-Led Sessions | Problem Solving | Networking | Employee Engagement
This seminar offers a chance to learn about the latest trends, technologies, and best practices in water and wastewater maintenance. The event features presentations and demos led by industry experienced professionals who provide valuable insights into practical challenges and solutions. Vendors and suppliers often showcase the latest equipment, tools, and software solutions.Networking can lead to sharing experiences, forming partnerships, and staying updated on industry trends. Engaging with peers and learning about new advancements and success stories can be motivating and energizing, helping attendees to return to their jobs with renewed enthusiasm and a fresh perspective.
Who Should Attend? The seminar provides a platform to connect with other professionals in the field, such as operators, maintenance personnel, engineers, and utility managers.
THANK YOU to our Current Seminar SPONSORS
THANK YOU to our Current Seminar EXHIBITORS
DuBois Cooper Associates
GFL Environmental Services
Fleis & VandenBrink
Kennedy Industries
Statewide Aquastore
Torishima Service Solutions of MI
Team UIS
NEW! Simulated Practice Exam
Prepare with confidence for the Municipal D exam with this half-day simulated practice exam designed to mirror the real testing experience as closely as possible. Reviewed with EGLE WRD, this course allows participants to experience exam day conditions and test their readiness, so there are no surprises when it counts.Featuring realistic:
- Check-in and Restrictions Process
- Proctor and Announcements
- 75 Question Practice Exam (same formatting)
Each exam will be graded, and results will be emailed to attendees within one week. Participants will also leave with a detailed answer guide to support focused review and identify areas for further study, making this course an ideal final preparation step before exam day.
This intensive 1-day Wastewater D & C Exam Preparation class is designed to help operators strengthen their knowledge and boost confidence ahead of exam day. The course provides a focused review of essential topics, including calculations, treatment processes, operations, maintenance, laboratory procedures, and safety concepts commonly covered on the exam.
Participants will work through practice problems, review real-world scenarios, and gain helpful test-taking strategies to improve speed and accuracy. Whether you’re taking the exam for the first time or refreshing your skills, this class offers a practical, comprehensive refresher in a single, efficient day.
Includes: Detailed study guides, worksheets, and an EGLE approved scientific calculator.
Instructor:
TBDCEC Information:
0.6 WW Technical
Code: 3168
Registration Costs:
MWEA/WEF Member - $195
*Non-member - $315
| Course Title: | Fundamentals of Solids Handling | |||||
| Description: | This course explains the removal of solids from the influent. The broad spectrum of approaches and methods for solids handling. | |||||
| Precourse Requirement: | None | |||||
| Instructor: | TBD | |||||
Save the Date for the 2026 Laboratory Practices Seminar!
WHO should attend? Lab Techs, Chemists, Operators, Managers/Supervisors, Sales Representatives, and Environmental Analysts.
Agenda Coming Soon...



