Training


Future Water Resources Funding - How Can the Sacramento Region Integrate Future Opportunities.- pdf
There are a number of pressures on our water systems including population increases, aging infrastructure, increasing regulatory requirements, a greater focus on region-wide concerns such as the quality of our groundwater resources, and various manifestations of climate change including increasing average temperatures, rising sea level, and fundamental changes to hydrology. It is essential that water managers embrace integrated water resources management to continue to meet customer needs and cope with the full range of risk factors. The Sacramento region is ahead of many areas in California in working on regional approaches. As other regions become more organized, there will be increased competition for grant and loan programs to augment funding for regional programs. This workshop is aimed at providing additional understanding of the policy context of integrated water resources management, recent experience of several regional efforts, and a view to the future.

Water Efficient Business Practices and Survey Methods. - pdf
These two workshops will cover Water Efficient Business Practices and Survey Methods, including walk through sessions, how to perform calculations to estimate water savings and the best ways to help customers save water and dollars.