Kentucky Rural Water Association

Helping water and wastewater utilities help themselves "Helping water and wastewater utilities help themselves.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 290.

North Dakota Petroleum Council Inc

The NDPC has been the primary voice of the oil and gas industry in North Dakota since 1952.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 291.

Areawide Business Council Incorporated

Planning and Development District III is a voluntary association of county, municipal and Tribal governments.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 292.

Northwest Oklahoma Alliance Inc

Local Industry Agriculture Careers Harvest Time Wind Energy About the Northwest Oklahoma Alliance It would be nice if communities could be the same way they were twenty years ago but nothing stays the same.

• Agricultural Programs

• 293.

West Harrison Water Supply Corp

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A RURAL POTABLE WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM ON A MEMBERSHIP BASIS TO RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES IN PORTIONS OF WESTERN HARRISON COUNTY TEXAS.

Alaska Section AWWA

Clean, Safe Water for Alaska WATER QUALITY AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION THROUGH EDUCATION, NETWORKING AND PUBLIC AWARENESS Certification Exam Prep AWWMA is thrilled to begin providing Certification Exam Prep Courses in 2025 starting in March.

• Benevolent Life Insurance Association, Mutual Irrigations and Telephone Companies and like Organizations

• 295.

La Mesa Water Cooperative

La Mesa Water Cooperative Information for Members Notice of ElectionsAnnual Meeting Saturday April 26 2025 100 PMPlacitas Community Library The La Mesa Water Cooperative will hold elections for three positions on its Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting.

The Kentucky Ground Water Association Inc

It is the Kentucky Groundwater Association's responsibility to assist and support the best interests and welfare of the water well industry.

• Environmental Education and Outdoor Survival Programs

• 297.

WATERSHED PROGRAM OF SE WISCONSIN

The WATERshed program teaches Racine and Kenosha students in southeastern Wisconsin about their personal connections to the Great Lakes.