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• October - December Training Activities
• Important Information about the ENVT Program
• Spring Online Classes
• January - June Training Calendar
• Remove From Email List

Our goal at ATTAC is to assist operators in developing, enhancing and maintaining technical, managerial, and financial capacity of their systems for increased public health protection and sustained compliance with the SDWA requirements. We strive to provide operators with top quality training, customer service, and information.

Of Interest...

Drinking Water Treatability Database

Cold Weather Preparedness

Effective Utility Management Primer for Water and Wastewater Utilities

Ensuring a Sustainable Future: An Energy Management Guidebook for Wastewater and Water Utilities

ATTAC Lending Library

During this period, ATTAC instructed an Introduction to Small Water Systems workshop, two Introduction to Small Wastewater Systems workshops, participated in a Comprehensive Performance Evaluation, and co-sponsored a Quickbooks for Utilities course.

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The University of Alaska SE will discontinue the Environmental Technology Program due to low enrollment. While it is true that the AAS Degree, Certificate, and Occupational Endorsements will be discontinued, we will be phasing the program out over the next two to three years. Those students who have been previously accepted into the program and have declared their major in Environmental Technology will be able to finish the program. This is our commitment to our students. Any student who wants to earn a AAS Degree in Environmental Technology should immediately apply for the program by the end of the year to "lock" themselves into the program. New students will not be accepted into the program after the first of the year.

Any person is welcome to take ENVT courses when they are offered whether or not they are formally in the program. However, unless they are admitted into the program and have declared their major they will not be able to use those credits toward the AAS degree.

In the near future, ATTAC will begin focusing on delivering quality web-based CEU courses in addition to our water and wastewater workshops that lead to state certification. If you have further questions, please contact ATTAC.

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Registration for Spring 2009 is open now and classes begin January 12. The ADEC Operator Training and Certification Program recognizes the ENVT courses for CEUs (1 credit = 1.5 CEUs).

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The January - June 2009 Training Calendar is posted online. If you are a certified water or wastewater in Alaska you will receive a printed version in the mail soon. The online calendar will be updated as new classes become available or if changes need to be made to an existing course.