Join water resource and public health professionals, public health practitioners, and policymakers, and share ideas on how to address some of the most pressing health issues of our time.

The four-day program begins with the Wastewater Disease Surveillance Summit, the foundational event for the National Wastewater Surveillance System, focusing on how to make wastewater surveillance data actionable. The Public Health and Water Conference will help develop a common language, identify overlapping issues, share evidence, and explore solutions related to topics such as emerging pathogens, PFAS and other constituents of concern, occupational health, communication and public education, public engagement, health equity and environmental justice, and the connections between public health and climate change.