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Rocky Mountain Water Conference

August 30, 2026 -
September 02, 2026

Keystone Conference Center
Keystone, CO
United States

Common Ground in a Changing Landscape

We’re excited to present at the 2026 Rocky Mountain Water Conference in Keystone, Colorado. We hope to see you at our technical sessions, where you can meet our professionals and share case studies and insights on the latest research and techniques in the water industry.

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Monday, August 31

What Do You Mean I Need to Model My System for 5 days? Lessons Learned in Converting a Collection System Model from Steady-State to Dynamic | Rachel VanWormer
Navigating Water Quality Standards Through Strategic, Flexible Clean Water Act Tools | Chris Parton & Trent Stober
Breaking Ground, Not Trust: Community-First Planning for Water Facilities | Aimee Housh
Water Lessons that Last: Designing Awareness Campaigns that Stick for Life | Alexandra Smoldt
It’s All Downhill From Here: Replacing an Interceptor through a Colorado Ski Town | Alexander Pooley
Pulling 1000 Levers: One District’s Journey to Self-Optimizing DO, N, and P | Dmitriy Zinchenko

Tuesday, September 1

The Missing Piece! Optimizing Polymer to Reduce Coagulant Demand While Improving Conventional Pretreatment and Filter Performance | Jennifer Stillman
Horses, Plums and Creeks – Maybe We Should Tunnel This? Aurora Water’s Rampart Pipeline Crossing of Plum Creek | Maddie Endris and Brad Reiner
Revolutionizing Asset Management: Harnessing Smart Tools to Transform Reactive Maintenance to Proactive Planning | Holly Curry

Wednesday, September 2

A Review of Intensification Technologies for a Sustainable Future | Dillon Devitt
Enhancing Water and Wastewater Facility Resiliency to Natural Disasters and Power Outages | Matt Gough
From Slow Sand Filtration to Membranes: Design of the New Minturn Water Treatment Plant | Sean Schumacher & Abby Dodd
Assessing Opportunities and Applications for High Recovery RO | Mark Beebe
Prediction to Reality – How Surge Modeling and Testing Provide System Resiliency | Michael Sabon and Abby Dodd
Not Just Thick: Rethinking Sludge Hydraulics with Measured Rheology | Sarah Maaz
Conceptualizing Utility-Operated GAC Reactivation in Colorado | Ryan Rhoades
Utility-Led Migration to the Esri Utility Network: A Phased, Data-Driven Approach at Parker Water & Sanitation District | Joel Griffin and Brann Greager

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