Find out how reusing slightly dirty water (aka “graywater”) has both environmental and economic benefits at the December 2019 MACo Winter Conference. Learn how graywater recycling could help your county be more efficient.

50 Shades of Graywater: What Does Water Reuse Mean For Your County?

Description

The General Assembly passed legislation in 2019 authorizing graywater reuse in residential settings and now both the state and local governments must create new regulations and policies. Panelists will discuss the environmental and economic benefits of water reuse for county governments, potential health and safety concerns over water reuse, and pending state regulations.

Speakers

• Naomi (Nony) Howell, On-Site Systems Division Chief, Wastewater Permits Program, Maryland Department of the Environment
• Barry Glotfelty, Environmental Health Services Director, Frederick County
• Emily Ranson, Maryland Program Coordinator, Clean Water Action

Moderator

The Honorable Andrew Cassilly, Maryland House of Delegates

Date & Time: Wednesday, December 4, 2019; 1:45 pm – 2:45 pm

Learn more about MACo’s Winter Conference:

• Registration Brochure
• Online Attendee Registration
• Hotel Rates
• Exhibitor Brochure
• Online Exhibitor Registration
• Sponsorship Brochure

See what it’s like!

• Last Winter Conference Photo Recap (see what it’s like!)
• Winter #MACoCon on Twitter

Questions? Contact Virginia White at vwhite@mdcounties.org