November Virtual Training Wednesdays

What would November be without a little bit of training?  Come join us for a quick shot of learning and CEU’s on every Wednesday in November.  All classes will be from 1-3pm.  Class cost is $49 or $169 for all four. See you in the Zoom Room. 

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11/5/2025

Impacts of Wildfires on Water Systems

Runoff from wildfires can be a real threat to your water system.  Learn about the watershed level fire mitigation/watershed management project that is happening in Encampment.  From Encampment we will focus on wildfire implications for drinking water systems, with particular emphasis on dissolved organic matter character and treatability, as well as disinfection byproduct (DBP) formation. Also discussed will be how wildfires can increase drinking water contamination, with an emphasis on nitrate, arsenic, and DBP formation. Instructors: Carter Kinkhead, Medicine Bow-Routt Nation Forest Project Coordinator, Amanda Hohner, Montana State University and Michael Pennino from EPA’s Office of Research and Development. (W/D) 

11/12/2025

Septic to Sewer & Nutrient Removal Optimization for Small Wastewater Systems

There are old and failing septic systems across the state of Wyoming.  These failing systems are a threat to our water and can also contribute to Harmful Algae blooms.  Learn how septic systems work and the impact aging infrastructure has on septic performance.  While we are talking about harmful algae blooms, we also need to know about key strategies to improve nitrogen and phosphorus removal using biological processes.  Instructor: Gregory Pearson, Great Lakes Environmental Infrastructure Center. (All)

11/19/2025

Emergency Response: Drinking Water Supply Planning and Treatment Technology Deployment

During an incident that disrupts the availability of drinking water on a large-scale or regional basis, clarity is the roles and responsibilities of those involved with locating, EDWS or alternate drinking water supply (e.g., bottled/bulk water) provided to residents when a community’s drinking water utility can no longer treat and/or distribute water is critical. This needs to be included in your emergency response plan.  Find out how to think about this and actually get it done.  Instructor: Jessica Habashy, EPA Office of Water. (W/D/Core)

11/26/2025

Keeping Alive While You Do Your Job

Safety is no joke.  We have all seen things that we shouldn’t have seen and probably done things that were dangerous when they didn’t need to be.  This training covers essential protocols, hazard awareness, and real-world scenarios that make safety second nature. Accidents don’t wait. Preparation is key.  This class will give you the tools you need. Instructor: Todd Condelario, Worker’s Compensation Safety and Risk.

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