Investigating and Solving Water Quality Issues from Source to Tap
February 18, 2026 ~ On-Line via Microsoft Teams
(3 Municipal Waterworks or 3 OTM/NN Credits)

The meeting will open at 8:30 am with the class starting PROMPTLY at 9:00 am. The class will end at 12:00 pm.  Link will be emailed before class.

SOURCE WATER ISSUES
• Pump failure or shorter-than-expected equipment life
• Discolored water or intermittent color events
• Sudden changes in water quality (e.g., increased radium, nitrates, recurring TC/E. coli positives)
• Poor or reduced filter performance
• Increasing or excessive chemical usage

WATER SYSTEM ISSUES
• Corrosion of piping, valves, or system components
• Loss of disinfection or reduced disinfectant residual
• Significant discoloration during system flushing
• Upward trends in DBPs, lead, or copper results

CUSTOMER COMPLAINTS
• Turbid or cloudy water
• Odors (sulfur, metallic, “swimming pool,” etc.)
• Corrosion-related concerns

RECORDKEEPING PRACTICES THAT SUPPORT TROUBLESHOOTING
• Documentation methods that help identify, track, and resolve system issues
Instructor:  Andrew D. Jacque, Ph.D., P.E. Water Quality Investigations

Pre-Registration is required for this class

$60 per Member/$100 Per Non-Member

Click below for a printable class agenda:

Investigating & Solving Water Quality Issues From Source to Tap (2-18-2026)