ACWA 2022 Fall Conference On Demand Recording Guide

Below is a listing of the designated conference sessions that were recorded during ACWA’s 2022 Fall Conference & Exhibition.

For program descriptions, please refer to ACWA’s 2022 Fall Conference Brochure.

Keynote/Meal Functions (Video Recordings)

  • Wednesday Opening Breakfast Program
  • Thursday Luncheon Program

Attorney Programs (Audio Recordings)

  • Key Appellate Court Decisions in 2021-2022 and What They Mean for Your Agency
  • Lessons Learned from Past Groundwater Adjudications
  • Defending Rate Challenges

Communications Committee Program (Audio Recordings)

  • Excellence in Communication Case Studies

Finance Programs (Audio Recordings)

  • Exploring the Impact of the Current Market Volatility
  • Inflationary and Supply Reliability Pressures – A Conversation on Water Infrastructure Funding
  • Developing Financial Resiliency Strategies in Uncertain Times

Innovation Forum (Audio Recordings)

  • Water Agencies Advancing Innovations for a Sustainable Water Supply

Region Issue Forums (Audio Recordings)

  • Collaboration on the Russian River: A Successful Voluntary Water Sharing Program (Region 1)
  • SGMA Implementation in the San Joaquin Valley: Examining the Legal Landscape (Regions 6/7)
  • Postmortem After the Emergency Pipeline Repair (Region 8)

Statewide Issue Forums (Audio Recordings)

  • International Program – Learning from Israel and the Netherlands: Innovative Water Management in Times of Climate Change
  • Unpacking California’s Water Supply Strategy

Water Industry Trends (Audio Recordings)

  • Leadership in Water
  • Water Management and the Endangered Species Act
  • Achieving California’s Ambitious Climate Goals through Water and Energy Reliability
  • Completing the Water Use Efficiency Puzzle

To purchase on-demand access to designated conference sessions, please register >> HERE

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