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The California Water Environment Association (CWEA) is a sewage industry non-profit organization.[1] CWEA has about 9000 members, 80% of whom work for municipal wastewater agencies and collection systems throughout California.[2] CWEA supports applying sewage sludge to land as fertilizer.
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Involvement in San Francisco Sludge Controversy
In March 2010, CWEA sent a letter of support to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission in favor of its sewage sludge compost giveaway program.[3] In their letter, they claimed that applying sewage sludge to land as fertilizer is "safe and time-tested."
CWEA Board and Staff
- Executive Director: Elizabeth Allan
- Executive Assistant: Victoria Rawson
- Finance & Corp. Services Manager: Brian Murray
- Certification Manager: Vivien Malig
- Certification Services Coordinator: Leslie Cariño
- Certification Assistant: Teresa Montano
- Director of Member & Leader Services: Chris Lundeen
- Member & Leader Services Specialist: Latasha King
- Communications and Membership Manager: Lola Dvorak
- Director of Education and Training: Julie Taylor
- Education and Training Coordinator: Serena Miller
- Senior Meeting Manager: Marci L. Donohoe
- Education and Training Coordinator: Jodee Schwan
Contact Information
- California Water Environment Association
- 7677 Oakport St., Suite 600
- Oakland, CA 94621
- Phone: 510.382.7800
- Fax: 510.382.7810
- Email: info@cwea.org
- Web: http://www.cwea.org
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