Thank you to those who attended AEA’s annual Utility Management Conference. Below are the notes and slides from some of the presentations given, available for you to review and learn from at your leisure.
Our December 2025 safety newsletter is here
Each month, our safety committee releases a newsletter with tips, updates, and useful links and information. This month’s newsletter includes resources and information on confined space safety, assessing your safety programs, and more. Links, info, tips and resources available now in our December 2025 newsletter. View or download it here.
Browse our September 2025 safety newsletter
Each month, our safety committee releases a newsletter with tips, updates, and useful links and information. This month’s newsletter includes resources and information on vital emergency response information, workplace stress, and more. Links, info, tips and resources available now in our September 2025 newsletter. View or download it here.
Toilets are not Trash Cans!
AEA echoes the message of the National Association of Clean Water Agencies, reminding New Jersey that ALL wipes should be thrown into the trash –NEVER flushed down the toilet. This is especially important during the current pandemic. Check out our video
A guide to Smart Choices for Water & Sewer for local government in NJ
Local officials seeking a path forward for a water or sewer utility have many choices. Hire an operator. Share staff or resources with other public systems. Merge with a nearby system.
We have put together a comprehensive guide help local leaders make well-informed decisions. As part of their public service to citizens, elected and appointed local leaders are called upon to oversee the delivery of these services and make far-reaching decisions which affect the quality of life of every individual who lives, works, or visits locally. This guide can help you navigate this often complex web of decisions. Read or download it here.
In the meantime, check out the video below to find out more, and be sure to visit Protect NJ Public Water for more resources on important issues facing public utilities in New Jersey and beyond.