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New Mexico Produced Water Research Consortium 2026 Mid-Year Review

Wednesday, June 10 8am - 4:30pm MT The Roundhouse - Santa Fe, NM This one-day event will highlight the Consortium’s latest research, partnerships, and progress in advancing sustainable produced water management across New Mexico and beyond.

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WERS Multifamily Course

WERS Multifamily Course
When: June 3, 2025 from 10am-4pm (lunch provided) and June 4, 2025 from 3-6pm
What: Open to existing water auditors and WERS Verifiers, this course is ideal for those who would like to conduct WERS verifications on multifamily projects, or assist in the decision-making process alongside builders, developers and architects.
Where: SFAHBA office – 2520 Camino Entrada, Santa Fe, NM 87507
Instructors: Laureen Blissard and Paul Blissard

The Next Generation Water Summit’s Annual Reception will begin at 5:30pm on Thursday, June 11. The setting for this event will be the Governor’s Mansion. Appetizers will be provided, along with a cash bar. Transportation will be provided for out-of-town guests. Registration is required to attend this event.

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Septic System Installation Basics & Permitting in New Mexico: 4‑Hour Overview Course

This introductory 4‑hour course provides a foundational understanding of onsite wastewater treatment systems (OWTS)—commonly known as septic systems—and the regulatory framework governing their installation in New Mexico. Designed for prospective installers, homeowners, real‑estate professionals, and anyone seeking a working knowledge of septic system fundamentals, the class covers system components, soil and site considerations, installation concepts, and the complete New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) Liquid Waste Permit process.

Participants will learn how septic systems function, what determines proper system sizing, how soil and groundwater conditions influence design, and what documentation is required for a compliant installation. The course also introduces the responsibilities of licensed contractors and the limited circumstances under which homeowners may install their own systems after meeting state requirements.

Wednesday, June 10 from 8:30am - 12:30pm MT at the New Mexico State Capitol

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Advanced Onsite Blackwater & Graywater Treatment in New Mexico — 4‑Hour Overview Course

This 4‑hour introductory course provides a clear, accessible overview of how blackwater (sewage from toilets) and graywater (wastewater from showers, sinks, and laundry) can be treated onsite using advanced technologies approved in New Mexico. Designed for homeowners, prospective installers, designers, real‑estate professionals, and anyone seeking foundational knowledge, the class explains how treatment systems work, what they can and cannot do, and how treated water may be reused under state regulations.

Participants will explore advanced treatment units, aerobic treatment systems, media filters, constructed wetlands, and graywater diversion and reuse systems, with emphasis on performance expectations, maintenance needs, and regulatory compliance. The course also walks through the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) permitting process, including when a permit is required, what documentation must be submitted, and how inspections and approvals are handled.

Wednesday, June 10 from 1:00pm - 5:00pm MT at the New Mexico State Capitol

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