Supporting Missouri’s Water Professionals for Over 100 Years

Clean water begins with skilled, supported operators. For more than a century, the Missouri Water & Wastewater Association (formerly MWWC) has helped operators, utilities, and industry partners strengthen their knowledge, stay certified, and protect public health across our state.

Today, MWWA operates as a professional association focused on affordable training, local engagement, and long-term workforce support for Missouri utilities, especially small and rural communities.

Education

Training, CEUs, section meetings, annual conferences and future online learning opportunities to support your certification and professional growth.

Membership

Join a statewide community of water and wastewater professionals dedicated to protecting Missouri’s water systems.

Contact

Questions about training, membership, or your local section? Our team is here to help.

Advancing Safe Water, Skilled Operators & Stronger Communities Across Missouri

Established in 1925, MWWA supports the people who keep Missouri’s water clean and our communities safe. We serve operators, utility teams, vendors, and industry partners by providing statewide training, continuing education, regional networking, and a trusted professional community.

Our work helps operators and utilities:

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Maintain certification through affordable CEU opportunities

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Reduce travel time with local section meetings

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Access safety, operational, and workforce resources

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Connect with peers across Missouri

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Participate in the Annual Conference and specialized training

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Advance their careers in the water and wastewater fields

Together, we strengthen Missouri’s water and wastewater workforce today and into the future.

Explore Membership, Education & Resources

Operator Membership

Affordable membership designed to support operators with CEUs, section access, training discounts, and career development opportunities.

Associate Membership (Vendors & Industry Partners)

Connect with utilities and operators statewide while supporting Missouri’s water infrastructure.

Training & Continuing Education

Find upcoming CEU courses, workshops, and statewide training opportunities designed for both new and experienced operators.

Section Meetings & Regional Events

Attend hands-on training and networking events hosted locally through MWWA’s regional sections.

Resources for Operators

Access safety guides, operational tools, newsletters, and professional resources that support day-to-day operations.

Not Sure Where to Start? Begin With Your Local Section

Missouri is divided into regional MWWA sections that host local meetings, CEU workshops, and training opportunities throughout the year. Section involvement helps operators stay connected, trained, and supported, without extensive travel.

Find your section, meet your officers, and discover upcoming events in your area.

Upcoming Events

Stay current with certification and professional development through upcoming MWWA events. Many trainings are hosted locally through regional sections to reduce travel time and cost for operators.

 FEATURED EVENT

The 2026 Annual Conference

Join water and wastewater professionals for our largest event of the year. Featuring technical sessions, exhibition hall, and premier networking events.

Why Missouri Operators Choose MWWA

A Century of Operator-Focused Training

We’ve supported operators and utilities across Missouri for generations, helping ensure safe water for every community.

Affordable Membership for Operators & Associates

Membership options designed to fit small utility budgets while delivering statewide value.

Statewide Training & Certification Support

CEUs, workshops, section meetings, and conferences. We provide year-round opportunities to stay certified, informed, and grow your skills.

Strong Vendor & Industry Partnerships

Our Associate Members help bring new technologies, tools, and expertise to Missouri’s water workforce.

Dedicated Support for Small & Rural Utilities

We understand the challenges faced by communities of every size and provide training that fits their needs.

Local Sections Across the State

Regional sections provide accessible training and professional connection close to home.

How MWWA Supports Missouri’s Water Workforce

Operators and utilities rely on MWWA for training, technical resources, industry guidance, and statewide connection.

With regional sections serving:

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Central Missouri

Eastern Missouri

Western Missouri

Southern Missouri

All MWWA regional sections

MWWA makes support accessible across the state. Whether you operate a treatment facility, maintain infrastructure, or support the industry, MWWA is here to support your work.

What Our Members Are Saying

“The training hours I earned through MWWA helped me advance my certification faster than I ever thought possible. The community support is second to none.”

John D.

WATER SUPERINTENDET

“As an associate member, the networking opportunities at the annual conference have been instrumental in growing our business within the state.”

Sarah M.

Equipment Specialist

“I’ve been a member for 20 years. MWWA is the backbone of professional development for Missouri’s wastewater operations.”

Robert K.

FACILITY MANAGER

How MWWA Supports Missouri’s Water Workforce

Operators and utilities rely on MWWA for:

Affordable continuing education and CEUs

Local section training and networking

Safety and operational resources

Industry updates and newsletters

Workforce development and career support

Professional recognition and awards

Our mission is simple: support the people who protect Missouri’s water every day.

Learn More About Key Water & Wastewater Topics

Understanding CEU Requirements in Missouri

What Are Section Meetings & Why They Matter

How Operator Certification Works in Missouri

Safety Essentials for New Operators

Choosing the Right Training Path

Get Involved With MWWA Today

Whether you’re an operator, utility manager, industry partner, or new to the field, MWWA provides the training, resources, and community needed to succeed in Missouri’s water and wastewater profession.