Congratulations to the 2024 Award Winners!

To recognize outstanding research contributions to water science and water supply rendered over an appreciable period of time.

To recognize outstanding accomplishments by a staff member of AWWA.

To recognize those outside the water profession who have demonstrated outstanding service in support of the principles of AWWA in providing better water for people.

The award for Distinguished Public Service, established in 1951 in honor of Harry E. Jordan who served as Secretary of the Association from 1936 to 1959, is presented in recognition of distinguished public service outside the line of duty by an AWWA member.

To recognize an organization that has created, promoted, and maintained diversity and inclusion by establishing an environment that recognizes, encourages, and effectively utilizes each individual’s talents.

Barry Buchanan, Frank Roth, Erin McLachlan Sanchez, Dinorah Sánchez, Kurt Vause, Andy Yang, Craig Paul Omundsen, Martin Jones, Kevin V. Campanella, Celine Hyer, Heather Himmelberger

Nicholas Taylor, Connor Atkinson, Kaitlin Robb Price, Parker Johnson, Bradley Spatz

Hunter Adams, Adam Eyring, John Albert, Adam Hendricks, Rasheed Ahmad, Andrea Wyatt, Baris Kaymak, Keisuke Ikehata, Siavash Isazadeh, Laith Furatian, Bina Nayak, John Norton, Daniel Horne

To recognize organizations in North America who have developed and are implementing exemplary source water protection programs.

Recognition of outstanding performance and accomplishments by a Section professional staff member of AWWA.

To recognize members for fulfilling the Vision of the Innovation Initiative.

To recognize and honor a member of the American Water Works Association who has demonstrated outstanding service to the Association through leadership and active participation in AWWA programs.

To recognize and honor the most notable contribution, scientific or practical, to the public water supply profession as published in the Journal AWWA of the American Water Works Association.

The Water Industry Hall of Fame was established in 1970 to perpetuate the memory of those living and deceased who have made the most significant contributions to the field of public water supply.