ACWA Election Ballots Are Out, Voting Closes Sept. 19

  • by ACWA Staff
  • Jul 30, 2025
  • Water News

ACWA member agencies’ authorized voters received an electronic ballot July 21 to vote for the ACWA President, Vice President and their Region Board for the 2026-’27 term. The deadline to complete voting is Friday, Sept. 19.

The ACWA President and Vice President Candidates’ Town Hall was held July 23. Official candidates running for the 2026-’27 term shared their statements and participated in a Q&A session. A recording of the town hall is available at acwa.com/elections.

To learn more about the election, including information on candidates, visit acwa.com/elections.

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