More than 70 water professionals from NGWA and the Water Quality Association gathered for the Fly-In.
The annual event saw 6,101 groundwater professionals learn, network, and see the newest equipment.
The vertical closed loop system replaces the Association’s outdated HVAC system that it has used since moving to its current location in September 1996.
Eighteen units (nine furnaces and nine air conditioners) are being replaced by nine geothermal units.
The CEO reflects on his first year at the helm and what is in store for the national association.
Terry Morse will become the fifth full-time chief executive officer of the National Ground Water Association when he takes over for the retiring Kevin McCray, CAE, on January 1, 2018.


