More than 1,300 water professionals from across Wisconsin will gather in Green Bay for the Wisconsin Rural Water Association (WRWA) 2026 Annual Technical Conference, taking place March 24–27 at the Resch Expo.

The conference brings together water and wastewater operators, municipal leaders, engineers, and industry experts for four days of training and collaboration focused on protecting Wisconsin’s drinking water and environment.

Attendees can earn more than 20 continuing education credits while participating in sessions covering key issues such as lead service line replacement, PFAS treatment, infrastructure planning, cybersecurity, and groundwater protection. State and federal agencies, including the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Public Service Commission of Wisconsin, and USDA Rural Development, will provide updates impacting communities across the state.

The event also features an exhibit hall with more than 230 booths showcasing the latest technology and services in the water and wastewater industry. The exhibit hall opens on Wednesday, March 25, and continues through Thursday, March 26.

Additional highlights include pre-conference workshops on March 24, a water taste test competition, a K9 leak detection demonstration, and an annual awards banquet.

About WRWA

The Wisconsin Rural Water Association is a nonprofit organization supporting water and wastewater utilities across Wisconsin through training, technical assistance, and advocacy.